Social Security's April Payment Could Look Really Different for 3.2 Million Seniors
Social Security benefits usually only change en masse in January when the new cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) takes effect.
New law has ignited a wave of new Social Security benefit claims. What you need to know
Social Security Administration says it's processed 30,000 claims under the Social Security Fairness Act. Only about 2.97 ...
Social Security Fairness Act Recipients Receive $7.5B to Date
The agency continues to pay remaining retroactive payments and is ready to begin paying higher monthly benefit payments ...
3.2 Million Americans Will Get a Huge Social Security Boost This Month
The exact benefit increases will vary depending on each person's income history and how much they had withheld due to the WEP ...
Major Social Security Changes in March 2025—And How It Affects You
Learn about the sweeping changes to Social Security in March 2025, from major policy reforms impacting millions to heightened ...
More than 3 million people will soon get a Social Security boost. Here’s who qualifies for increased payments
According to the Social Security Administration, roughly 28 percent of state and local public employees are eligible for a ...
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$6,710 retroactive Social Security payment is coming, when?
The Social Security Fairness Act is reshaping the landscape for public sector retirees, offering substantial retroactive ...
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Social Security boost coming this month for 3.2 million Americans
Americans will get a Social Security boost this month. Learn payment dates and how to ensure you receive your full benefits.
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Social Security Fairness Act: Retroactive Social Security payments on the way for first responders
Retroactive payments averaging $6,710 are being sent to eligible first responder retirees previously impacted by WEP and GPO, with higher monthly benefits beginning in April ...
Social Security pays billions in retroactive payments averaging $6,710
The Social Security Administration is moving aggressively to issue retroactive payments for more than 3 billion Americans.