The Impact of Recent Social Security Changes on the Program’s Solvency ...

Big changes to Social Security are rolling out this fall, and those planning to retire in 2026 should prepare now. Check Out: Social Security’s Biggest Lie: Why ‘Full Retirement Age’ Isn’t What You Think Read Next: Auto Experts Say Stop Buying These 4 Hybrid Cars Immediately The full retirement age rises to 67, the taxable wage cap increases to $183,600 and a new Senior Deduction will reshape how benefits are taxed. Experts say understanding these shifts early, from rechecking benefits to planning taxes ...