Key Points President Trump wants to eliminate taxes on Social Security. His plan has a major flaw that needs to be accounted for. It’s unclear as to whether his idea will get broad lawmaker support. Are you ahead,

President Donald Trump was sworn into office on Jan. 20, and he has already embarked on an ambitious agenda. With the Trump administration attempting to make significant spending cuts, many retirees might be wondering what the 47th president's plans are for Social Security,

Key Points As part of his campaign, Trump pledged to get rid of taxes on Social Security benefits. Eliminating those taxes takes critical revenue away from the program. Social Security is at risk of cuts as it is,

The Social Security Administration is facing massive budget cuts and layoffs under President Donald Trump’s administration, leading to concerns about reduced benefits, office closures, and longer wait times for millions of Americans who rely on the program.

The new acting administrator of the Social Security Administration (SSA) is now announcing that he's carrying out "significant workforce reductions" at the critical agency that oversees trillions of dollars in payments to tens of millions of beneficiaries.

F ormer President Donald Trump is eligible for Social Security benefits, but according to his released tax returns from 2015 through 2020, he has not claimed any Social Security i

A plan like this will result in field office closures that will hit seniors in rural communities the hardest," one lawmaker said.

Elon Musk, the world’s wealthiest person, who is also a senior advisor to President Donald Trump, is now setting his sights in recent comments on the Social Security