The Social Security Fairness Act provided more than 2.8 million beneficiaries with higher payments. Here's what to know about reporting that income to the IRS.

The Social Security Fairness Act brought long-awaited relief to millions of retirees by eliminating benefit reductions. However, this financial boost may lead to unexpected tax burdens. Discover how ...

If you are collecting Social Security right now, or planning to start soon, 2026 has brought more changes than most years. A new cost-of-living bump, a major administrative overhaul launching in days, ...

The Social Security Fairness Act of 2025 eliminated the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and the Government Pension Offset (GPO), restoring full benefits to 3.2 million public- ...

The Social Security Fairness Act, which eliminated WEP and GPO, led to unexpected tax bills for retirees. A new bill is ...

A new bipartisan bill would exempt retroactive Social Security payments from federal taxes, easing a surprise financial ...

Several senators are calling on the Social Security Administration to reconsider what they say is a flaw in the implementation of the law.

A bipartisan “fix” to Social Security benefits for public-sector retirees could lead to a big tax hit for those Americans. Lawmakers are racing the clock before taxes come due on April 15.

Retirees could earn more retroactive lump sum payments for the time they missed out on the benefits.

Social Security beneficiaries have seen some big changes over the last 13 months.

Some retirees face a big tax bill if lawmakers don't act.

Social Security faces a financial crossroads that’s closer than many Americans realize. The retirement program won’t actually “run out of money” since current workers will always pay into the system.