Social Security recipients will see a rise in monthly payments due to a higher cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) reflecting inflation.
The income threshold for Social Security taxation has been raised, meaning higher earners will pay more in taxes on their benefits.
Changes to eligibility criteria make it easier for some survivors of Social Security beneficiaries to qualify for benefits earlier.
A new minimum monthly benefit is being introduced to ensure that long-term low-wage earners receive a more substantial payout in retirement.
There's an increase in benefits for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) recipients, aimed at providing better support for those unable to work due to disabilities.
The full retirement age for those born after 1960 continues to rise, reaching 67 for most people, requiring a longer work history to receive full benefits.
The Social Security trust fund's solvency projections have been revised, signaling a need for potential reforms to sustain future benefits.
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