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How Does the Social Security Administration Approve a Social Security Disability Claim?
The Social Security Disability application process can be confusing, stressful, overwhelming and lengthy. It is often hard for disabi...
How the Budget Deal Will Change Medicare and Social Security
There's good news, but a popular claiming strategy will end.
Consumers Clueless on Key Social Security Benefits: FPA, AARP Survey
One example: Only 9% of consumers say they’re ‘very knowledgeable’ about benefits, but 40% expect those benefits to account for most of their retirement income.
Social Security in the crosshairs: how large are benefits?
Critics portray the system as providing generous benefits
Why Employers Should Support The Expansion Of Social Security
Enlightened employers care about the well-being of their employees. That means educating them about the value of Social Security.
What millennials get wrong about Social Security
Few issues unite millennials like the future of Social Security. Overwhelmingly, they’re convinced it doesn’t...
How Expanding Social Security Helps All Retirees
Social Security doesn’t just need to be “preserved” or “strengthened”—it should be expanded.
What The New Outlook For Social Security Means For You
A new report examines solvency issues for Social Security and Medicare
Social Security Checks Are Increasing: What Does That Mean For You?
How to shore up Social Security for 75-plus years
This compromise repair plan recommends tough but necessary changes to increase revenues and restrain benefits
Social Security: What to know, what to expect, how to make it better
What Americans really think the government should do to fix Social Security
Most individuals plan to rely on government benefits for a chunk of their retirement income. But the system, as it stands, needs some changes in order to continue to pay out what was promised. Americans weigh in on what they'd like to see the government do to fix that.
4 Things All Americans Should Know About Social Security
How well do you understand our federal insurance program?
Why No One Is Even Talking about Raising Payroll Taxes to Fund Social Security
It's likely we have hit peak-tax rates in no small part because workers realize they are losing money on the program.
How Reducing Social Isolation Protects Older Adults
Can your social relationships increase your lifespan?
A new study suggests there may be a connection between social networks and physical well-being.
Risk Factors of Elderly Isolation, Social Isolation May Speed Up Death
Movie star Greta Garbo was famous for saying, “I want to be let alone,” but new research suggests that’s a rotten philosophy to follow if you want to live longer. A British study of 6,500 older adults finds that social isolation, even more than loneliness, may increase an older person’s risk of early death. The study was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The researchers at University College London knew from previous studies that both isolation …
Living Past 90 Doesn't Mean Disease, Disability
Study suggests life can be long and healthy, although good genes help a lot
How Social Media Can Help Caregivers
Internet tools and websites let caregivers vent, ask for assistance and get useful information.
Aging at Home: How Your Social Life Keeps You Healthy
The Social Security Fix That Could Help the Poorest Retirees
Is it time to change the program's cost-of-living adjustment formula?
