Former President Donald Trump’s economic agenda would speed up the bankruptcy of the Social Security trust fund and lead to large, automatic, across-the-board benefit cuts within the next six ...

Since President Donald Trump was sworn into office on January 20, he has proposed an ambitious agenda, including several key changes that could impact how the Social Security Administration functions.

Whether you’re collecting benefits now or expect to in the future, Trump’s Social Security agenda could reshape how the program functions — and how much you ultimately receive.

Social Security benefit taxes force seniors to give the IRS a cut of their benefits if their provisional incomes -- adjusted gross incomes (AGIs), plus any nontaxable interest from municipal bonds ...

As recently as Feb. 18, Trump promised not to cut benefits. On Fox News, Trump told Sean Hannity that "Social Security won't be touched, other than if there's fraud or something.

Trump Exaggerates His Agenda Bill’s Impact on Social Security Taxes The bill creates a new deduction specifically for seniors 65 and over, which would relieve the tax burden on some 88% of them.

By Shania Shelton and Tami Luhby, CNN (CNN) — The Social Security Administration this week sent out an email to many Americans celebrating the passage of President Donald Trump’s domestic ...

In the official 2024 GOP policy platform highlighted on Trump’s campaign site, the plan calls for “no cuts” to Social Security and Medicare, as well as “no changes to the retirement age.” ...

Trump seems to be implying that if employers didn't have to fork over their half of the Social Security tax (the other 6.2%), then that money would go to the workers. Perhaps.

In Trump's second presidency, he has outlined and implemented, at least in part, an ambitious agenda, including several key changes to Social Security, a program that is relied on by millions of ...

Whether you’re collecting benefits now or expect to in the future, Trump’s Social Security agenda could reshape how the program functions — and how much you ultimately receive.

As recently as Feb. 18, Trump promised not to cut benefits. On Fox News, Trump told Sean Hannity that "Social Security won't be touched, other than if there's fraud or something.