Social Security benefits are only increasing by 2.5% in 2025. An increase in the cost of Medicare Part B will eat into that raise. A smaller cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is a sign of cooling inflation, so retirees might mostly break even financially.

Various news stories about Social Security have made headlines throughout the year, ranging from questions concerning its solvency to arguments over how the program should be funded. Particulars

The question of when to claim Social Security often becomes whether or not the payments will be enough for you in retirement. Even with cost-of-living adjustments to deal with inflation, many

Social Security's immigration problem has been worsening for the last quarter of a century. For a majority of retirees, Social Security represents more than just a monthly check. This vital program provides a financial foundation without which an overwhelming percentage of aged beneficiaries would struggle.