More than one-third of Americans oppose two common proposals to ensure Medicare is available for future generations.

New study shows GOP’s “Big Beautiful Bill” would speed up depletion of Social Security and Medicare trust funds, triggering ...

Considering recent news, you may have missed that the 2025 trustees reports for Social Security and Medicare are out. Once ...

The Social Security and Medicare trust funds will run dry in 2033, a year earlier than expected, according to Benzinga. The new Medicare insolvency date was moved by three years due to higher ...

A new government report has issued a stark warning: Medicare’s Hospital Insurance (HI) Trust Fund will run out of reserves by 2033—three years earlier than expected. At that point, the fund will only ...

Trump's proposals would dramatically worsen Social Security's finances, a nonpartisan budget group is warning. The group predicts Trump's agenda would push up Social Security insolvency by 3 years ...

Is Fixing Social Security and Medicare as Dire as It Seems? Fifty years after the Employment Retirement Income Security Act, high levels of retirement risk point to the need for solutions.

Social Security, Medicare heading toward insolvency: MacGuineas Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, discusses concerns about the future of Social Security ...

Medicare recipients got a brutal warning this week as the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services appear to only be able to fully cover seniors for roughly the next decade.

Despite a more positive report regarding Social Security's solvency issued this week, experts have warned lawmakers are unlikely to take action anytime soon.

A key trust fund underpinning the massive Medicare program has a new insolvency date: 2036, according to a new report from the Medicare trustees. That’s five years later than the go-broke date ...

The Medicare trustees’ new projection for insolvency is five years later than previous forecasts, but budget hawks warned action is still needed to shore up the insurance program’s finances.