Congress didn't reach a budget deal by midnight Oct. 1, causing a federal government shutdown. Here's what it could impact.

Up to 85% of your Social Security benefits may be taxed, but a new "senior deduction" can cut taxes—unless your income is too ...

Now, if you have other taxable income sources, it's still possible your Social Security will go above the threshold where ...

A new bill would permanently end taxes on Social Security, letting retirees keep more and pushing solvency past the 2034 ...

A new bill would permanently end taxes on Social Security, letting retirees keep more and pushing solvency past the 2034 ...

On July 31, Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, the highest-ranking Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, sent a letter to the ...

The order impacts “all Federal disbursements inclusive of intragovernmental payments, benefits payments, vendor payments, and ...

Millions of people still prefer a paper check for federal income tax refunds. But President Trump signed an executive order to stop paper checks.

New law gives seniors a $6,000 tax break on Social Security, but many still face taxes. Fidelity suggests Roth IRAs, HSAs and ...

The U.S. government shutdown disrupts Social Security services, delaying applications and admin tasks, though benefit payments remain unaffected.

Thinking about relocating in retirement? Some states may not be ideal due to costs, taxes, or quality of life. Learn which ...

As we enter a government shutdown, are Social Security payments still going out this month? Here's what to know.