Here's What Warren Buffett Has Said About Social Security Over the Past 20 Years

Warren Buffett has built a reputation for studying the landscape and spotting financial issues before others realize there's ...

I’ve never contributed to Social Security — but now that my husband has died, am I entitled to his benefits?

In most cases, the funeral home reports the death to the SSA, but you should confirm that it has been done. You can also call ...
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Social Security Rules If Marriage Ends Before 10 Years

Before 1979, Social Security required a marriage to last 20 years for a divorced or surviving divorced wife to... The post ...

9 Ways To Maximize Your Social Security Benefits Without Working Longer

Learn nine ways to maximize your Social Security benefits without working longer, from spousal and survivor benefits to ...

I just got a letter from Social Security claiming I was overpaid $3,000 in survivor benefits — but I’ve never even received a penny. What do I do now?

If Jordan had a surviving parent, chances are good that they did collect this money on Jordan’s behalf. Unfortunately, if Jordan ended up getting overpaid benefits, even if the money went to her ...

These Trump policies put your retirement at risk. Here's how to plan for the worst.

As the old saying goes: Plan for the worst and hope for the best.

Social Security payments to go electronic starting next week as agency moves away from paper checks

The Social Security Administration is transitioning to electronic payments next week after 85 years of issuing paper checks to U.S. retirees.

Will You Still Owe Taxes on Social Security? New Deduction Helps Retirees—But If You’re Still Working, There’s a Catch

Up to 85% of your Social Security benefits may be taxed, but a new "senior deduction" can cut taxes—unless your income is too ...
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Three Common Social Security Myths in 2025: A Retirement Strategist Explains What You Need to Know

Social Security plays an important role in retirement for most Americans. Separating myth from fact can help you prepare for it. Based on current projections, Social Security isn't going bankrupt.