SOCIAL SECURITY CODE 2020
Social Security cuts: 15 states could lose up to $556 a month by 2032 – Is your state on the list? Can Bernie Sanders' $2,400 proposal prevent the cuts?
Retirees in 15 states could lose more than $500 monthly if Social Security funding runs short. Connecticut faces the highest projected reduction at $556, followed by New Jersey and New Hampshire at $554. The CRFB estimates a possible 24% benefit cut by 2032, while Trustees project 22%.
Telangana implements gig worker rules, mandates minimum pay, social security benefits
The Telangana government has launched the Telangana Platform-Based Gig Workers Rules, which establish rights for gig workers. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy introduced the legislation during a ceremony with Rahul Gandhi in Hyderabad. The new rules include provisions for social security benefits, minimum remuneration, and protection against arbitrary account deactivation. Shaik Salauddin from the Telangana Gig and Platform Workers Union emphasized the need for effective implementation of these rights.
Indian envoy Kwatra slams USCIRF over Sharjeel Imam remarks, says panel has 'no locus standi'
Vinay Mohan Kwatra, India's Ambassador to the United States, criticized USCIRF for its comments on Sharjeel Imam. He stated the commission has no authority to judge Indian citizens' constitutional rights. Kwatra's remarks follow USCIRF's characterization of Imam's detention as related to his advocacy for religious freedom. Sharjeel Imam has been detained since January 2020 for allegedly inciting communal violence.
Social Security cuts could hit these 15 states hardest: How much could retirees in Connecticut, New Jersey, New Hampshire and other states lose each month?
Social Security cuts: Social Security retirees in 15 states could face monthly benefit cuts exceeding $515, with Connecticut recording the highest estimated loss at $556. The projections come as the retirement trust fund faces depletion in 2032, raising concerns about how much beneficiaries could receive if lawmakers fail to address the funding shortfall.
Social Security could have lasted until 2059, so where did $10.8 trillion go? AARP reveals the income shift behind its 2034 funding crisis
Social Security's funding crisis may have arrived decades earlier because a smaller share of American income is subject to payroll taxes. AARP estimates the programme could have paid full benefits until 2059 if taxable wages had maintained their 1980s share of the economy. The actual trust fund depletion projections remain 2032 and 2034.
Claude outage today: Anthropic fixes login outage as Microsoft 365 disruption continues; is Claude AI working again?
Claude code status today: After a major outage affecting Microsoft services, Claude AI reported significant issues with user authentication and access. Users of Claude.ai and Claude Code have experienced disruptions, preventing login and service accessibility. Anthropic has acknowledged ongoing investigation into these authentication problems and has deployed fixes to restore functionality. As Claude's services faced increased user complaints, the company worked to resolve connection issues with Microsoft 365.
Road ministry proposes a simplified Rent-a-Cab scheme 2026; to replace the 1989 scheme
The proposed draft Rent-a-Cab Scheme 2026, which comes into force from January 2027, reduces the minimum fleet requirement to 5 compared to 50 mandated earlier, extends its coverage to even rental cars with or without drivers and provides for online licensing, time-bound approvals, stringent safety, insurance and operational requirements and formal grievance redressal mechanism.
What is Social Security's November 18 deadline? Millions can check their 2027 COLA-adjusted payments early - Here's how
Millions of Americans receiving Social Security benefits are approaching an important deadline on November 18, 2026. Beneficiaries should create a ‘my Social Security’ account to receive personalized cost-of-living adjustment notices electronically. A 3.6% COLA increase for 2027 will affect about 76 million people and provide financial relief. Early access to updated benefit amounts will help recipients plan accordingly moving forward.
Two major Social Security changes are coming in 2027: Retirees get a 3.6% raise, but some workers will pay $484 more in taxes — who will be affected?
Social Security 2027 changes: Social Security checks will rise 3.6% in 2027. The average retired worker will get $2,170 a month, up $75 from $2,095. SSI recipients will receive the higher payment on December 31, 2026. The Social Security tax limit for workers will rise from $184,500 to $192,300. Employees earning at least $192,300 could pay about $484 more in tax each year.
Social Security tax by state in 2026: Which 8 states tax retirement benefits, where can retirees keep more of their benefits, and how much could you owe the IRS?
Social Security benefits are not tax-free for every retiree in 2026. Just over half of beneficiaries are expected to pay federal income tax on their benefits, according to the Congressional Budget Office. Eight states also tax Social Security payments, although income-based exemptions offer relief. Federal tax thresholds, retirement withdrawals and state rules will determine how much retirees actually keep.
Your Social Security check faces a 22% cut risk: The funding shortfall that could cost retirees $2,700 a year
Social Security’s 2032 warning: Millions of retirees could receive smaller monthly checks if the retirement trust fund runs out of reserves. Payroll taxes would still finance payments, but cover only 78% of scheduled benefits, according to trustees. Congress could prevent the reduction through legislation. Until then, workers may need additional retirement savings through 401(k) plans and IRAs.
Social Security benefits cut: One move can prevent beneficiaries losing out 22 per cent, here are details
US lawmakers will need to ensure that Social Security benefits and the annual cost-of-living adjustment (CoLA) should not be curtailed.
Social Security benefits at risk in 2032: Will 35 new Senators prevent a 22% cut?
Social Security benefit cuts 2032: Social Security faces a potential 22% benefit cut in 2032 as its retirement trust fund is projected to run out of reserves. Thirty-five newly elected senators will have to confront the funding challenge, with proposals ranging from raising payroll tax limits on high earners to changing how retirement funds are invested.
Social Security payroll tax cap rises to $192,300 in 2027: How much more will high earners pay from their paychecks, who will be affected, and what does it mean for your take-home pay?
Social Security taxes will take a bigger bite out of some high earners' paychecks in 2027. The taxable income limit is rising to $192,300 from $184,500, meaning another $7,800 of wages will be taxed. Workers earning above the new limit could pay up to $483.60 more next year. The increase comes as retirees are set to receive a 3.6% benefit boost.
Gig workers may get social security benefits through 2% transaction levy on businesses
The government is considering implementing a 2% transaction-based levy on aggregators to support social security for gig workers. This levy will fund benefits such as insurance, health, and maternity support for over 12 million workers. There is a consensus that this approach ensures fairness among different types of aggregators. The new scheme is expected to be launched in 2027, requiring gig workers to meet specific work criteria.
ETtech Explainer: Food delivery, ride-hailing firms differ on gig worker welfare levy calculation
Food delivery and quick-commerce companies such as Zomato and Swiggy are seeking a levy based on the value of transactions facilitated through their platforms, while cab and bike-taxi aggregators such as Uber and Rapido want it to be calculated on their own turnover rather than the total value of rides facilitated.
Social Security benefits warning: Will retirees lose $500 a month when the retirement trust fund runs out in 2032? What the latest forecast means for your monthly checks
The Social Security retirement fund is projected to exhaust its reserves by the end of 2032 without any legislative intervention. If changes are not made, monthly benefits for retirees might face substantial reductions, estimated between 22% and 26%. This impending decline is attributed to demographic shifts like an increasing elderly population and dwindling birth rates. Lawmakers have a limited timeframe to tackle these pressing issues before retirees experience significant cuts.
Who gets Social Security tomorrow, November 3? Is your payment COLA-adjusted, and how much will beneficiaries receive in November?
Social Security payments begin November 3 for beneficiaries who started collecting before May 1997. Other recipients will receive benefits on November 10, 18 or 25, depending on their birthdays. Veterans Day shifts the first birthday-based payment forward by a day, while SSI recipients received November's payment early, on October 30, because November 1 falls on Sunday.
Social Security November payments twist: Millions of Americans could see an unexpected change to their Wednesday checks this year
Mark your calendar if you were born between the 1st and 10th. Your Social Security payment for November will arrive on Tuesday, November 10, not Wednesday. Veterans Day falls on November 11, a federal holiday with banks shut. This is the only date change in 2026.
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