Up to $5,108 in Social Security payments: How to get yours in July
Social Security and SSI payments for July 2025 are just around the corner, with millions set to receive their benefits. The new shift to electronic payments will change how many…
How SSA’s Overpayment Errors Can Land You With a Massive Bill
Millions of Social Security recipients are being hit with unexpected bills due to overpayment errors by the SSA. Despite adhering to the rules, many individuals are forced to repay substantial…
Veterans’ 2025 VA Disability Pay: How Much for a Spouse and One Parent at 70% Rating?
Veterans receiving a 70% VA disability rating in 2025 can expect significant monthly support, especially with dependants. But the exact amount—and what it unlocks—depends on more than just numbers. With…
SSA Confirms Medicare Premium Refunds Under New Social Security Fairness Act Measures
Millions of retirees are now receiving long-overdue adjustments to their Social Security payments, but another key issue remains: Medicare premiums. The SSA has begun quietly rolling out a system to…
SSA’s New Policy Could Delay Your Benefits – Here’s What’s Happening
Starting in June, the SSA is implementing new identity verification measures that could delay your benefits. If you rely on Social Security payments, here's what you need to know about…
Social Security Faces Drastic Cuts in 8 Years Without Congressional Action
With the Social Security trust fund on track to run out of money by 2033, retirees face a potential 23% reduction in benefits unless urgent reforms are made. This looming…
Social Security Payments Set for Modest Boost in 2026: What You Need to Know
Social Security Payments are likely to see a 2.5% increase in 2026, based on current inflation trends. This adjustment will help beneficiaries keep up with the changing cost of living.
How Much Will Your Social Security Payment Be on June 18, 2025?
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payments vary depending on your personal situation and work history. If you collect your SSDI on June 18, 2025, the amount you receive will be…
Social Security Breaks Records: Retirees’ Checks Hit $2K for the First Time
For the first time in history, Social Security benefits for retired workers have surpassed $2,000 per month, highlighting the programme's vital role in retirement planning. While the increase in benefits…
Social Security COLA Update What’s Next for 2026
Social Security beneficiaries may see a slight COLA increase in 2026, but key economic factors could change the final number. Stay tuned for updates.
Social Security Payments: How Much Will Retirees Get on Wednesday, June 11?
Millions of retirees are set to receive their Social Security payments this Wednesday, but not all will receive the same amount. Those born within a specific date range are scheduled…
4 Social Security Changes That Could Save Benefits From Major Cuts
The Social Security Trust Fund is on track to run out of money in 2034, potentially causing a 23% reduction in benefits. But lawmakers have viable options to avert this…
Musk Warns About Trump’s Tax Bill and Its Impact on Social Security
Elon Musk has issued a significant warning about the potential impact of Trump’s tax bill on Social Security. The tech entrepreneur suggests that the bill could undermine future benefits, which…
Why SSI Payments Are Missing in June 2025: What You Need to Know
SSI beneficiaries will see no payments in June 2025 due to a schedule change. Payments are issued early in May, so June is skipped. Learn why this is happening and…
Social Security Payments Scheduled This Week for Many Beneficiaries
Social Security payments are set to be distributed this week to millions of eligible Americans, including retirees, disabled individuals, and survivors. Payment dates vary based on birth dates and eligibility…

Americans to Receive IRS Refund of Around $3,000 This June — Check Your Payment Date
IRS refunds averaging nearly $3,000 are being issued this month to taxpayers who overpaid last year. Refund timing depends on filing method, payment choice, and processing factors.

Avoid These Costly Social Security Mistakes in June 2025 — Or Risk Losing Your Benefits
As June 2025 approaches, Social Security recipients face new risks that could halt their monthly payments. From income missteps to travel oversights, several common actions can lead to delays or…

Social Security Average Benefit Tops $2,000 for First Time in June
June 2025 marks a turning point as average Social Security retirement payments cross the $2,000 mark, underscoring long-term shifts in benefit growth and economic pressures on retirees.
States With the Most Vulnerable Seniors as Social Security Faces Cuts
In high-cost states like Vermont and Massachusetts, seniors face mounting challenges as Social Security benefits struggle to keep pace with basic living expenses.
Social Security Benefits at Ages 62, 67, and 70: What Retirees Can Expect to Receive
Social Security remains a crucial income source for millions of retirees, but the age you claim benefits dramatically affects your monthly payout. From early claims at 62 to delayed benefits…
$250K in Retirement Savings? Here’s How Long It Lasts, Depending on Where You Live
Wondering how far $250,000 in retirement savings will take you? A new analysis breaks it down by state. With costs of living varying widely across the country, the number of…
Over 12 Million Marked Deceased in Sweeping Social Security Record Update
Millions of outdated entries in the Social Security system have now been corrected, following a federal effort to resolve long-standing record inconsistencies.
Social Security Payments Reach Up to $5,108 This Week for Eligible Recipients
Recipients born between the 11th and 20th of any month are set to receive their Social Security payments this Wednesday, part of the administration’s regularly scheduled May disbursements.
Support for $400 Inflation Relief Checks Remains Limited in New York, Poll Shows
Governor Hochul’s relief checks aim to ease inflation pressure, but recent polling shows limited voter enthusiasm compared to other state initiatives.
575,000 Claims Backlogged—Why the SSA Just Dropped Its Fraud Delay Rule
The SSA just scrapped a controversial policy that delayed benefit claims by three days, following intense backlash and a growing backlog. What led to the reversal—and what does it mean…
Tax Relief for Seniors Stalls as Social Security Exclusion Raises Concerns
A new tax plan backed by Republican lawmakers delivers on several campaign promises but leaves pensioners paying income tax on their Social Security benefits, sparking criticism from senior advocacy groups.
Social Security Checks Slashed: Why Seniors Are Losing Benefits Over Old Loans ?
Thousands of older Americans are seeing their Social Security benefits reduced as the government resumes student loan collections. The impact is deeper than expected—and for some, it’s devastating.
New York to Issue $400 Inflation Refund Checks to 8 Million Residents
Eligible New Yorkers will automatically receive inflation relief payments this fall, with amounts based on 2023 income and filing status.
COLA 2026 Forecast Reveals Smallest Social Security Hike in Five Years
An early forecast for the 2026 Social Security COLA points to the smallest increase since 2021. As inflation slows, benefits are expected to grow more modestly, leaving many retirees bracing…
DOGE to Overhaul Federal Retirement System: Major Deadline Announced
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is set to launch a new digital retirement system that promises to speed up processing times significantly. Starting June 2, 2025, paper submissions will…
Confirmed Social Security Payments: How to Get the Maximum $5,108 per Month in Retirement
For many retirees, Social Security is a vital income source, but not everyone will get the maximum payout. The key to unlocking $5,108 per month lies in timing your retirement…
The 170,000 SSA Beneficiaries Who Could Lose Benefits Under New Proposal
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is considering a proposal that could disrupt payments for 170,000 beneficiaries, including the elderly, disabled, and low-income individuals. This potential policy change targets representative payees…