Big changes are coming to Social Security in the year ahead, impacting everything from the size of your benefit check to your full retirement age. Here's what you need to know.

Joking aside, this week’s teapot tempest prompts a serious question: how did an anonymous social media influencer gain the trust of 144,000 followers, and dupe a reputable newspaper to believe ...

Another issue is that raising Social Security’s wage cap without crediting additional taxes in the form of larger benefits changes the very nature of the program.

The current cap on taxable income which is subject to 6.2 % SS tax, in other words taxable earnings over that amount are not paying any SS tax. The easy fix is to eliminate the cap and raise ...

Recent government data shows that 141,290 children live in households affected by both the two-child limit and the benefit cap.

The number of children impacted by the two-child benefit cap has increased, prompting campaigners to call for action.

Nvidia stock jumped Wednesday, clinching the title as the first company to hit a $4 trillion market cap. The chipmaker rallied more than 2% Wednesday morning to hit the milestone.

“The Cap” is something that surprisingly few Americans are aware of — high-earning individuals stop contributing to Social Security after their annual earnings reach $176,000, at which point ...

What researchers are finding is that no cap (no lie), internet slop (AI-generated content) and social media, period, are a small part of that changing lexicon.

The Appropriations Committee’s budget would invest in K-12 schools, higher education and child care — but legally exceed the spending cap.