Social Security is a big deal in America. The body, which is often viewed as a guaranteed safety net, is something to consider only when you’re nearing retirement. While this might be true, it’s ...

Collecting Social Security benefits is an important part ... misunderstandings and myths are common. Here are some (along with why they’re not true): A record number of baby boomers are turning ...

Here are six myths about Social Security — debunked: Myth 1: Social Security benefits won’t be there when I retire. Though the solvency of the Social Security program is an ongoing topic of ...

There are many myths about how bad Social Security’s condition currently is. However, the reality is very different from some of the headlines you might see in the news and on social media.

As the single largest expense in the US budget every year, everyone should be familiar with debunking key Social Security myths. This is a controversial myth, but it is an important one that is ...

Here are five myths about social security debunked. As long as the U.S. workforce continues to pay payroll taxes to the SSA, the agency will not run out of money. It does, however, face challenges ...

Here are eight Social Security myths — debunked by professionals. Many are concerned about Social Security running out, leading to a lack of benefits. Many people worry Social Security will ...

Regular readers of this column may recall that I have written dozens of past columns debunking various myths about Social Security that are floating around on the internet and that get passed ...

With the full retirement age (FRA) set at 67 for those born between 1960 and 1970, Americans are grappling with new Social Security age rules ...

I spend a fair amount of time debunking these falsehoods. Here are seven of the most insidious Social Security myths and why they simply aren't true. Myth 1: Social Security is 'going broke' The ...

As I’ve pointed out over and over again in this column, there are thousands of myths about Social Security benefits. Those myths are usually started online, but then they get picked up by ...