Social Security

This page collects the 152 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Social Security”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Healthcare, Housing, and Personal Finance.

1. Yesterday1 item
   1. La Opinión explains how the Social Security Administration calculates the Primary Insurance Amount for retirement benefitsLa Opinión reports that the Social Security Administration uses the Primary Insurance Amount (PIA) as a baseline figure to calculate monthly retirement benefits based on lifetime earnings and a progreLos Angeles County
2. Wed, Aug 262 items
   1. Argentine government launches mortgage credit plan using social security fundsThe administration of President Javier Milei announced a new program to promote mortgage lending using social security funds. This initiative comes as Argentine families face rising delinquency rates Miami-Dade County2 reports
   2. Senators Durbin and Cassidy propose measures to prevent projected 22% Social Security benefit cutsMiami-Dade County
3. Tue, Aug 252 items
   1. Social Security recipients advised of upcoming payment dateThe article notes that Social Security recipients may receive additional funds soon, though it does not specify a date or the nature of the payment. It highlights the financial vulnerability of retireHillsborough County
   2. Social Security recipients advised of upcoming payment date changesHillsborough County
4. Wed, Aug 191 item
   1. US national debt reaches $40 trillion milestoneThe United States national debt has officially surpassed $40 trillion as of Wednesday. This record-breaking figure is driven by federal spending on defense, social programs, and interest payments on eMiami-Dade County
5. Wed, Aug 121 item
   1. Times of San Diego reports on financial challenges for retirees living on Social SecurityThe article highlights the financial struggles of a 66-year-old retired carpenter who reports receiving approximately $2,600 per month in Social Security benefits. The report notes that this amount isSan Diego County
6. Wed, Aug 51 item
   1. Seniors Aged 60-65 Face Homelessness 'Catch-22' Due to Benefit GapsPeople aged 60 and older are spending 20 percent more days homeless than other seniors, largely because they fall into a coverage gap between Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). MaSan Diego County

1. 01Social Security Administrationorganization5 mentions
2. 02Committee for a Responsible Federal Budgetorganization3 mentions
3. 03OASDI Board of Trusteesorganization3 mentions
4. 04Social Securityorganization3 mentions
5. 05Franklin D. Rooseveltperson3 mentions
6. 06Luis Caputoperson2 mentions
7. 07Donald Trumpperson2 mentions
8. 08Social Securityorganization2 mentions
9. 09Banco Centralorganization2 mentions
10. 10Moffitt Cancer Centerorganization2 mentions