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What is the Status of Social Security?
Social Security’s future has faced turmoil over the last several days after a Feb 28th Press Release announced that it would lay off about 7,000 people. This stirred up concerns on how the staff cuts could impact benefit payments. In…
How will the Trump Administration affect Social Security Insolvency?
Social Security insolvency has been in the news a lot recently. Analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CFRB) shows the Social Security Trust Fund may become insolvent by 2031, three years earlier than previously projected. Implementation of…
Rick Scott on Social Security Solvency
Social Security forms the foundation of income for retirees, survivors, and the disabled. Rick Scott, Republican from Florida, offers insight into the agency’s future. Social Security must be strengthened by working to eliminate fraud and waste. There will be changes…
Jean Chatzky on Social Security and Roth IRAs
Jean Chatzky, the former NBC Today Show financial editor and founder of HerMoney has words of advice for people who are preparing for retirement Jeffrey Quiggle for The Street explains here… Notice: The link provided above connects readers to the full…
Should the Restructuring at Social Security Factor into Your Decision on when to Take It?
There as never been a perfect answer to the question of when to take your benefits. Here at the AMAC Foundation we have told people to avoid letting the political climate affect a decision. The best decision is still what…
Restructuring of Social Security
The Social Security Administration has announce major reductions in staffing and some office closures. They are offering voluntary early retirement and separation incentive payments to their employees. These changes aim to improve efficiency without disrupting Social Security benefit payments. Kailli…
Should You Have Taxes Withheld from Your Social Security Benefit?
Up to 85% of your Social Security benefits can be taxable income. You can use IRS form W-4V to request tax be withheld from your Social Security benefits. This move can help keep you from owing money at tax time.…
Mike Johnson comments on Medicare and Social Security
House speaker Mike Johnson has said the GOP is focused on cutting taxes and improving the federal government’s finances. He also stated that Medicaid, Medicare or Social Security cuts are not part of the recently passed budget. Mandy Tahen for…
A Primer on Collecting Social Security Benefits
You can start collecting Social Security benefits at 62, but it will be 30% lower than if you waited until your Full Retirement Age. For anyone born in 1960 or later your Full Retirement Age is 67. On the other…
Official Press Release on Social Security Savings
Mark Hinkle, Press Officer for Social Security explains how Social Security has identified hundreds of millions of dollars in savings here… Notice: The link provided above connects readers to the full content of the posted article. The URL (internet address) for…