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Byline: Kenneth Terrell Even though more than 64 million Americans rely on it for crucial benefits each month, Social Security so far has not been a key topic in the [...]

Byline: Kenneth Terrell When Andrew M. Saul, 73, was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the new commissioner of Social Security last June, it brought to an end a six-year [...]

Byline: Kenneth Terrell This is an excellent opportunity for a recent college graduate looking to get their start in automotive!!' reads a recent job posting on LinkedIn. 'The ideal candidate [...]

Byline: Kenneth Terrell The smoother the ride, the faster and more safely you can get to your destination. That's the idea behind the Activalve, a new device that uses digital [...]

Byline: Kenneth Terrell TOTAL INCOME GOING INTO SYSTEM IN 2017 $996.6 BILLION At the moment, you could say the opposite; the Social Security trust funds are near an all-time high. [...]

Byline: Kenneth Terrell For more than five decades, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) has helped older adults fight workplace bias. But court rulings over the past decade have [...]

Byline: Kenneth Terrell How will the midterm elections affect Social Security? The first place to look for answers is the tax-cut law enacted last December. According to projections by the [...]

Byline: Kenneth Terrell Age discrimination is alive and well in the digital age, despite 50 years of laws intended to protect older Americans' right to work. In fact, it's thriving, [...]