Social Security benefits were tax-free, but changes now mean retirees with higher incomes may face taxes on their benefits.

Will the standard deduction increase cut taxes on Social Security benefits? For context, the estimated average monthly Social ...

But for now, you'll have to plan for benefit taxes so you're not caught off guard. You can do this by setting aside money ...

Most U.S. adults said Social Security benefits shouldn’t be reduced in any way – a view broadly shared across ages, racial ...

The next Supplemental Security Income payments are scheduled to be distributed on May 30, because June 1 falls on a Sunday.

A foundational change to Social Security presented by President Trump would fundamentally weaken the program's financial ...

Social Security payments may be taxable based on your income. Learn how benefits are taxed, how they're calculated, and ...

A message from Edward Jones Financial Advisor Natali Sanchez- – Until recently, if you received a pension from a job that did ...

plus nontaxable interest from municipal bonds and half their annual Social Security benefit exceeding $34,000, and married couples with provisional incomes exceeding $44,000, can owe ordinary income ...

Save money now, lose money in the future — that’s the gamble of supporting a tax cut on Social Security benefits without a thorough plan, experts say. President Donald Trump has mentioned ...

The Department of Government Efficiency will be allowed only limited access to Social Security data after a federal court handed a ruling that will block the agency from tapping beneficiaries ...

Learn More » There are a good number of Social Security recipients who do not pay taxes on their benefits. Whether those taxes apply depends on something called combined income. Combined income ...