The 'Big Beautiful Bill' from Trump's administration, now in Senate debate, could inadvertently delay Social Security payments. While the bill doesn't alter benefit amounts, its failure could lead to fiscal challenges,

For most Americans, Social Security income isn't a luxury -- it's a foundational part of their financial well-being. More than two decades of annual surveys from national pollster Gallup have consistently found that between 80% and 90% of retirees lean on their Social Security check, to some degree, to cover their expenses.

In an era when many older Americans struggle to meet their most basic needs, the Big, Beautiful Bill stands out as a transformative piece of legislation.

The 'Big Beautiful Bill' proposed by the Trump administration aims to reshape Social Security and Medicare. While it promises some tax relief, it may not fully address the concerns of retirees.

The U.S. House passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Thursday. The bill does not eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits, but it does provide other tax relief for seniors. In Vermont ...

A $4,000 senior tax break in a GOP bill offers partial relief but not full Social Security tax repeal. The measure now faces Senate challenges and fiscal scrutiny.

A new fiscal and spending bill, dubbed the 'One Big Beautiful Bill,' proposes changes to the taxation of Social Security benefits for seniors. While former President Trump promised to eliminate these taxes entirely,

WASHINGTON—Elon Musk gave new fuel to GOP critics of the Republicans’ multitrillion-dollar tax and spending agenda, saying that the current measure failed to reduce the federal deficit, echoing complaints from hard-line factions in both the House and the Senate.