Fortunately, these taxes are falling out of favor. Many of those living in the eight states that still have them won't lose ...

For those filing for the first time, tax season often sparks anxiety, which can lead to procrastination, but experts say it’s best to start early.

Americans like Social Security, but no one wants to pay for it, a new survey shows. To keep Social Security, 53% of Americans under age 30 say they’d rather cut benefits for current retirees than pay ...

Social Security is excluded from the simple-majority budget process Congress used for recent partisan fiscal laws such ...

An increasing number of Social Security retirees face a big problem with losing some benefits. This is happening because a growing number of retirees are subject to Social Security tax each year.

Campaign slogans promise retirees "no tax on Social Security," but the Internal Revenue Code does not work in slogans. Federal law still treats a portion of many retirees' monthly checks as taxable ...

The Arizona Capitol exercise of crafting a budget is always about hitting a moving target, this year's could be even more ...

If you’re among the 74.5 million Americans receiving Social Security benefits — or planning to claim them soon — the SSA has announced its official updates for 2026, and several changes affect your ...

Lawmakers will face major issues including a projected $300 million deficit and a potential hospital rescue plan. Health care has become a top policy priority due to federal subsidy cuts and the ...

After a year of market swings and slowly creeping inflation, high-income earners will see a subtle but costly change in 2026: ...

In a recent monthly newsletter published by Ed Slott, Heather Schreiber, an expert on Social Security, discussed the impact ...

Nine states levy a tax on Social Security benefits, down from last year. Is yours one? Here's what you need to know.