Tag: Social Security

Prudential Researcher David Blanchett looks at plan participants’ interest in lifetime income beyond traditional in-plan annuities.

Experts say the 3.6% monthly increase in Social Security benefits should also prompt conversations about savings rates, retirement income and...

The codified framework for valuations of employee stock ownership plans is expected to reduce resulting litigation.

Monthly Social Security checks will increase by an average of $75.

As the measure awaits the president’s signature, Social Security trustees have shared potential responses to the program’s solvency crisis.

The measure could accelerate the program's projected insolvency.

The Conference Board outlines fiscal scenarios that could strain Social Security and raise borrowing costs.

Nearly all surveyed US adults viewed Social Security as important and 91% wanted Congress to take action to preserve it...

Nearly 99% of parents already use the Social Security Administration’s Enumeration at Birth program, according to a co-sponsor of the...

A deep partisan divide has formed in the Senate Committee on Finance over whether Congress or a special committee should...

The board currently has three seats vacant—and any recommendations on Social Security would need congressional approval.

Delaying reform could trigger fiscal and debt crises in the next decade, according to the Mercatus Center.

Frank Bisignano, the Social Security Administration commissioner and IRS CEO, is tasked with supporting the ‘continued growth’ of the Trump...

Nearly 70% of respondents to a PlanGap survey said they were not confident the government would solve the funding challenge...

The budget bill proposes slashing the Department of Labor’s discretionary spending by 27%.

Pre-retirees will need to save six-figure sums to make up for gaps caused by cut Social Security benefits.

House Democrats raised questions over Commissioner Frank Bisignano’s claims that his agency is having its ‘best overall performance.’

The current estimate says the agency will have enough revenue to pay 83% of benefits due at that time.