Social Security

Medicare works well inside the United States, but coverage gets tricky when you travel abroad. Here’s what to know before you pack your bags.

A simple guide to reporting your wages online if you receive SSDI, SSI, or both

Here’s where retirees will see the biggest boost in their Social Security checks next year — and why it matters.

Michigan seniors on Social Security will now save up to $500 each year under new tax relief plan

Here is what you should expect with Social Security payments during the October government shutdown

Social Security beneficiaries may face delays in learning their 2026 cost-of-living adjustment due to the ongoing government shutdown.

The government shutdown halts key inflation data, leaving millions of seniors uncertain about their 2026 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment.

Millions of Americans to receive checks up to $5,108 this October 8

Security Administration has confirmed that the rumored $600 SSI bonus is false — here’s what beneficiaries can actually expect this October.

All Wells Fargo locations will shut down for Columbus Day 2025 and three other major holidays — here’s how to manage your banking needs.

The Trump administration is planning to limit disability benefits for older Americans

Social Security payments are set to rise again in 2026, with seniors seeing an average monthly boost of up to $44 thanks to the new COLA adjustment.

While many experts say it’s smart to wait, here are five practical reasons why claiming your Social Security benefits at age 62 could be the right move for you.

Double Social Security payment arrives in October for millions of beneficiaries

Why many SSI recipients will see just three checks in late 2025

Seniors may see 2026 Social Security COLA delay during government shutdown

Shutdown stalls key inflation data, putting Social Security’s 2026 COLA announcement at risk — but monthly checks will still arrive on time.

COLA adjustment for 2026 is still expected to be higher than that of 2025 with recent forecast

Monthly Social Security payments begin this week, with some beneficiaries receiving up to $5,108 as October checks are sent out.

Who gets the first October Social Security checks, how much is paid, and what you should expect

Medicare and Medicaid benefits would still go uninterrupted in the case of a government shutdown

Nearly 494,000 Americans will receive their final paper Social Security checks in September before payments move fully online.

How to avoid missing out when paper Social Security checks are phased out

During a shutdown nonessential services will be disrupted, but most benefits won’t.

Yes—you must report your wages each month, but working doesn’t mean you’ll lose all your SSI benefits.