Social Security Insolvency and the Implications for Younger Workers

Social Security’s looming insolvency and the potential for substantial benefit cuts about six years from now raise many concerns for America’s seniors dependent on the program’s earned benefits.

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The "Taxable Maximum" Argument Continues to Gain Momentum

The movement to “scrap the cap” seems to be growing, even though eliminating the taxable maximum serves a legitimate purpose.

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Trump Accounts: A Pathway to an Easier Retirement?

“Nearly 43% of U.S. households led by individuals ages 55 to 64 have no retirement savings.”

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DOJ Details Results of Fraud Crackdown

In a press release from its Office of Public Affairs, the U.S. Department of Justice outlined the results of a one-month, focused criminal investigation surge in which it brought charges against 17 defendants alleged to have committed fraud against Social Security.

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“Does a Veteran Who Uses VA Healthcare Need Medicare at Age 65?”

The question I’m not yet old enough, but must I enroll in Medicare at Age 65? I am a disabled military veteran with VA benefits, so must I still take Medicare when I turn 65?

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