warning of a 1929 style depression in a letter to federal applet court currently weighing the future of the tariffs all as we approach the 90th anniversary of the social security act this week. Joining us here post 9 is social security commissioner Frank Bing Nano. It's great to have you commissioner.I mean we haven't talked to you. You you were leading this big company Fiserve in financial you know payments company and now you're leading social security in America. How different is that.Well many of the th ...

The steady stream of dire news about Social Security continues to affect retirement plans around the country, but one man is surprisingly optimistic about its future. On this episode of Decoding Retirement, host Robert "Bob" Powell speaks with Andrew Biggs of the American Enterprise Institute. Biggs reveals that retirees tend to be much more confident in their savings and discusses why the doom and gloom about Social Security may be premature. For a refreshingly contrarian take on retirement in America, lis ...

Staffing cutbacks at Social Security field offices across the country have led to longer waits to apply for benefits, replace identification cards, or get questions answered. https://t.co/qfzmnswwqG ...

Joining us right now, former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. He's currently a partner at Solomare Capital and vice chairman at Teneo. And it's good to see you, sir.Morning. Uh I'm curious what you make of the dialogue here as it relates to both the tariff issue and the Fed issue. We have so many former Treasury Secretaries.Everybody's trying to figure out what's really going on. Everyone's a little worried about whether the numbers are even going to be real in the future. What do you think.Well, I think we' ...

Here is the latest Social Security news and what that means for you going into a new month. https://t.co/6JFkEcitC8 ...

But we begin this hour with President Trump's economy, which is facing growing uncertainty after new signs that his tariffs are putting a squeeze on the US economy. In a move that could undermine confidence in the US economy, Trump yesterday fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics just hours after the release of a weaker thanex expected jobs report. July's jobs report showed that only 73,000 jobs were added, well below Wall Street expectations, but stunning revisions to the May and June jobs number ...

We've got more money power politics and tonight comments from Treasury Secretary Scott Besson have a lot of people concerned about the future of Social Security. During an event in DC yesterday, Treasury Secretary Besson suggested the new Trump accounts for children could be a step towards removing the government's role in funding the retirement program. Watch this clip.Now with these accounts, they can be part of the system. In a way, it is a backdoor for privatizing social security. Like social security i ...

Proposed Changes To Phone Services For Social Security Beneficiaries Raise Concerns—Againhttps://t.co/h7S1XLEQ4K https://t.co/PskVoqYHhd ...

Many workers are not confident that Social Security will be around during their retirement. Here’s what you need to know about its future. https://t.co/NOrs7PuLRG ...

So, let's return now to a story that's causing a lot of waves around Washington at the moment was Tre Secretary Scott Bessent who appeared yesterday at an event in DC. And he said that these socalled Trump accounts that Republicans created in their massive tax and spending bill are actually a quote backdoor for privatizing Social Security. As the New York Times reports, under the law, which President Trump signed on July 4th, American babies born through 2028 are eligible to receive $1,000 from the federal ...