Social Security Fairness Act will benefit millions of retired public workers. Here's what to know.
Through quick implementation of the Social Security Fairness Act passed earlier this year, millions of retired public workers have begun receiving retroactive payments and will see an increase in ...
Social Security Fairness Act speeds up the trust fund's insolvency, Wharton professor says
Listen and subscribe to Decoding Retirement on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts. The ...
Why some retirees will see a Social Security benefits increase starting next month
At least 32,000 Connecticut retirees will see Social Security benefits increase in April by as much as $1,000 a month.
Thousands of retirees in CT should start seeing increase in Social Security checks
Other changes pushed by the Trump administration and Elon Musk’s DOGE could pose challenges for Social Security recipients.
Social Security Fairness Act: Will every public worker receive a benefit increase because of the new law?
The Social Security Fairness Act, signed into law on January 5, 2025, has brought a wave of hope to millions of retired ...
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 ...
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 ...
Are payments retroactive with the Social Security Fairness Act?
The news of the elimination of the Social Security Fairness Act (SSFA) of concepts such as the Windfall Elimination Provision ...
Some retirees will see bump in Social Security benefits starting next month
More than 3 million Social Security recipients affected by the Social Security Fairness Act that President Biden signed into ...
Benefits reform will ensure fairness, minister says, as opponents criticise expected cuts
Some Labour MPs say the government should borrow more rather than reduce benefits - or introduce a wealth tax.