A partial government shutdown will begin on October 1 if President Trump and Congress do not reach a spending agreement. Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments will continue ...

But smart planning can help ensure that you aren’t relying on Social Security benefits alone to support you in retirement. Small steps — like maxing out your retirement accounts, investing wisely or ...

The clock is ticking on yet another government shutdown. Congress has until midnight tonight to agree on either a funding measure or – more likely – a short-term continuing resolution to keep the ...

The government shutdown is in full-swing, and if you receive Social Security, you might be wondering if this will impact your benefits. While most agencies have stopped or reduced services and ...

Even with a U.S. government shutdown beginning on Wednesday, Oct. 1, the 74 million Americans who collect Social Security will continue receiving their monthly checks, although some services could be ...

A potential federal government shutdown looms as Congress faces a Sept. 30 deadline to pass a funding bill. Nearly 2.5 million Ohioans were beneficiaries of Social Security in 2023. Social Security ...

A potential federal government shutdown looms as congressional leaders are down to their final day to reach an agreement before the end of the fiscal year, but those who rely on federal benefits such ...

The Treasury Department ended paper Social Security checks on September 30, affecting over 5 million vulnerable Americans who may struggle with the transition to electronic payments.

Federal officials are warning that the ongoing government shutdown - already at day 14 - could be the longest in U.S. history. The lack of appropriations has halted routine government operations and ...

Social Security benefit payments will continue uninterrupted. Staffing levels at the Social Security Administration will likely shrink. That may make it harder to get some things done, such as ...