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Receiving a Social Security overpayment notice can be daunting, especially with the threat of a 50% benefit reduction.
The Social Security Administration will begin collecting on overpayments of Social Security benefits later this month and ...
Contrary to common fears, the reduced payments have nothing to do with Social Security’s long-term solvency. Instead, they ...
The Social Security Administration lied about the GOP budget bill in a message to beneficiaries. Can we trust anything it ...
Social Security beneficiaries will see their payments arrive a little later than normal this month due to a quirk in the safety net program’s payment calendar.
It should go without saying that with 70 million Americans participating in the Social Security program in some capacity, it’s one of the most critical institutions in the US. In fact, it’s ...
To be clear, monthly Social Security payments will still go out, but recipients could see nearly a 25% cut in benefits. That's troubling, especially for those who rely on it as their main income ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Social Security is not going insolvent. Not now, and not in ten years. Write it down and do so confidently. The surest sign ...
Social Security payments According to the Social Security Administration, some 69 million people receive benefits each month, totaling around $1.6 trillion annually. The average benefit ...