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A vague remark tied to Trump sparked fresh concern over Social Security. Here's what was said, what hasn't changed, and why retirees reacted so strongly.
A history-making moment appears to be on the way in 2027, courtesy of President Trump.
The Trump administration made a major change that helped push Social Security's day of reckoning a year earlier.
Donald Trump’s policies are directly affecting consumer prices and lighting a fire beneath Social Security’s projected raise for the upcoming year.
Next year's Social Security increase could exceed the 3.5% consensus estimate.
The GOP Senate candidate from Michigan has a long history of trying "decimate" benefits for millions of Americans
Millions of Medicare recipients will receive a one-time $90 rebate after Trump orders payments to offset Part B premium costs.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said “Trump Accounts” for children will result in “unequivocally no cuts to Social Security.” The remarks made during a Monday press conference in Harrisburg were the secretary’s latest backtrack from a suggestion he made in July that the accounts could be “a back door for privatizing Social Security.