The Social Security Fairness Act ends WEP and GPO reductions, boosting benefits for many—but not all eligible recipients are automatically included.

To maximize Social Security Fairness Act benefits, retirees will have to minimize unexpected tax burdens.

When Americans can no longer trust the information it receives from the Social Security Administration, there's a problem.

This Social Security Fairness Act checklist explains what public sector retirees can expect from SSFA, including how much more money they might receive.

After months of job cuts, leadership turnover and other turmoil at the Social Security Administration, the agency's newly minted commissioner faced pointed questions from lawmakers about the future of ...

The Social Security Administration has processed 2.3M benefit adjustments. But that still leaves roughly 900K Americans waiting on their extra money.

Text Callout : Key Takeaways - Social Security Fairness Act: What It Is and Will It Affect You Government pensions are valuable retirement benefits, but they have long come with a downside. A non ...

The Social Security Fairness Act may mean that you need to file for retroactive benefits. Here's everything you need to know.

The Social Security Administration sent a misleading email to beneficiaries stating that Trump’s new law eliminates taxes on ...

The Social Security Fairness Act, which would increase benefits for 2.8 million retirees, has bipartisan support but time running out.

President Joe Biden on Sunday signed the Social Security Fairness Act into law, clearing the way for nearly 3 million public workers including teachers, firefighters and police to see an increase ...

Your Social Security checks could look a little different this month if you're one of the 3.2 million Americans affected by the recent passage of the Social Security Fairness Act.