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Changes to the Social Security program in 2026, including a 2.8% COLA and higher Medicare Part B premiums.
Routine 2026 adjustments to Social Security—like the 2.8% COLA and an increased taxable wage base—do not by themselves constitute a permanent rewrite of the PIA formula’s bend points or the statutory ...
Federal rules governing whether Social Security benefits are included in taxable income are changing in 2026 at both the national and state levels, producing a patchwork of outcomes: Congress is consi...
did not enact a statutory change in who is eligible for in 2024; instead, federal agencies implemented procedural updates that let naturalization applicants request new or replacement SSN cards and ha...
There is no evidence that the U.S. Social Security program has been given a new official name; the Social Security Administration and independent fact‑checks show the program continues to be referred ...