Social Security Fairness Act: Bill to raise benefits for some passes House
A Social Security-related bill with bipartisan support would expand benefits for workers who are also eligible for other ...
Social Security Benefits Could Be Expanded: Here's Who's Impacted
A bipartisan bill called the Social Security Fairness Act has the approval necessary to reverse two provisions lowering ...
No, Republicans Did Not Introduce a Bill to Cut Social Security Payments
“Here we go… The Republicans in the House introduced a bill yesterday to reduce Social Security payments to anyone receiving ...
Congress’s Social Security Gift to Government Unions
The House passes a bipartisan benefit blowout, though the program is already going broke.
Bill to Expand Social Security for Some Public Servants Advances in Congress
The legislation cleared the House of Representatives and has enough votes to pass the Senate if brought to a vote, supporters ...
Some Workers Will Pay Up to $930 More in Social Security Taxes in 2025. Here's Why You Shouldn't Worry.
Self-employed people must shoulder the full 12.4% tax, though they get to claim a deduction on their income tax return for ...
U.S. House OKs bill that would boost Social Security benefits for thousands of Alaskans who have worked in public sector
Congress has taken a step toward passing a federal law that could increase Social Security benefits for thousands of Alaskans by hundreds of dollars per month. The U.S. House approved on Tuesday a ...
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Congress moves to boost Social Security benefits for thousands of Alaskans who have worked in public sector
Alaska Rep. Mary Peltola was one of 325 U.S. House members to vote in favor of the Social Security Fairness Act.
How much is your payment increasing with the Social Security Fairness Act?
The House of Representatives just agreed to raise the amount of money offered by the Social Security Fairness Act, ...
U.S. House passes Social Security Fairness Act
The U.S. House has passed the Social Security Fairness Act, a bill co-authored by Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy.