The Latest

• Biden Social Security plans could turn it into welfare for older Americans
• Covid-19 Side Effects to Social Security Budget
• Debt could overtake Social Security as top expenditure.
• LISTEN: Kiplinger Report–A Fix for Social Security?
• Social Security Fund Would be Empty by 2023 If Payroll Taxes Were Cut
• Will there be Social Security in the Future?
• Fact Check: Did Joe Biden Vote to Tax Social Security Benefits Twice During His Senate Career?
• SS 2021 COLA: How Much of a Raise Should You Expect?
• New Plan to fix Social Security Draws Critics
• Retiree Costs Are Growing But Social Security Benefits Aren’t
• Social Security COLA for 2021 Could Be Zero
• Truth or Lie: Social Security Doesn’t Add to the Debt

Legislation

• BILL: H.R. 974 Sustainable Budget Act
• Biden Backs COLA Index Change
• How upcoming stimulus legislation could affect your benefit.
• Hirono Reintroduces Social Security Expansion Act

Benefit Cuts

• Threats to Social Security Benefits
• Covid-19 Side Effects to Social Security Budget
• Motley Fool: Is Social Security Going Broke?
• Who’s Ready for a 24% Cut to Social Security?
• Social Security Benefits Cuts Could Be Coming: Who Would Be Affected First?

News Feed

• Debt could overtake Social Security as top expenditure.
• Bernie Sanders $15 minimum wage would impact budget: CBO findings.
• URGENT challenges for Social Security
• Social Security COLA 2021 Among Smallest Ever
• The Trust Act is a Plot to Gut Social Security
• Romney wants to use Crisis to Cut Social Security
• Grocery Sore Prices Mark Biggest Increase Over 40 Years
• Early COLA Predictions for 2021
• Local financial advisor explains Social Security shortfall
• Medicare, Social Security face shaky fiscal futures
• Social Security Isn’t the Only Retirement Crisis. Look at Medicare and Medicaid.
• 3 Big Problems With Raising Social Security’s Full Retirement Age
• No, Social Security Wouldn’t Be OK if Congress Repaid What It Borrowed
• CBO Monthly Budget Review for March 2019 Finds the Federal Budget Deficit was $693 Billion For The First Half Of Fiscal Year 2019, $94 Billion More than the Deficit Recorded During the Same Period Last Year
• Everyone Wants to Save Social Security, but How?