If you're used to receiving paper Social Security checks, you may not be thrilled with the change to a Direct Express Card, ...

Protecting your Social Security Number is essential to prevent identity theft and serious financial consequences.

As the Medicare open enrollment period approaches, scams targeting beneficiaries are on the rise. Authorities emphasize the importance of safeguarding your Medicare and Social Security IDs to protect ...

The private data of every American who has a Social Security number — or who has ever applied for one — is at risk after Department of Government Efficiency employees uploaded a copy of the Social ...

American workers pay taxes into a Social Security “trust fund.” The more you earn now, the more you will reap later in retirement benefits. You can monitor your progress in a government account called ...

So we will always need the field offices. But there are many things ... you’d never have to come to a field office for.” ...

'Americans may be susceptible to widespread identity theft, may lose vital healthcare and food benefits,' and may need new Social Security numbers, according to the complaint The private data of every ...

WASHINGTON ― Personal information of more than 300 million Americans is at risk of being leaked or hacked after employees of the Department of Government Efficiency uploaded a sensitive Social ...

"The Social Security Administration continues to report the good news of improved response times by phone and greater ...

Social Security is a safety net for many, but it can also be misused — and when that happens, the Social Security Administration can require you to repay benefits. But what happens if you never ...

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) put important Social Security data in a “vulnerable cloud environment,” a whistleblower with the Social Security Administration (SSA) said in a report ...

Check your Medicare coverage by looking at your Medicare card (or cards for Advantage, Part D, or Medigap). You can also confirm details at Medicare.gov or by calling your provider.