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The Social Security Administration now allows many people to request a Social Security number or replacement card online. Learn why this matters for blind and low vision individuals.
Record backlogs at the Social Security Administration may cause delays and confusion for people who depend on benefits or use work incentive programs, according to December 30, 2025 reporting by The Washington Post.
Social Security reports that phone wait times are improving, but many blind and low-vision beneficiaries still face long delays — especially for complex issues like work incentives and overpayments. Here’s why those wait times still matter and how timing your call can help.
End-of-October brings major benefits updates — from Social Security’s COLA increase to healthcare open enrollment and potential SNAP delays. Here’s what you need to know to protect your financial stability.
Social Security and SSI benefits will increase by 2.8% in 2026, raising average monthly payments by about $56. Learn when changes take effect and how to access your COLA notice online.
The Social Security Administration is considering removing age as a factor in disability eligibility, a move that could reduce benefits for hundreds of thousands of older Americans.
As Congress debates federal funding, a government shutdown looms that could suspend many federal services, delay paperwork, and impact millions of Americans.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has officially launched a redesigned homepage to provide a more user-friendly online experience.
The Social Security Administration will announce the official 2026 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in October. Early forecasts point to a modest bump—slightly larger than this year’s 2.5%.
Your my Social Security account just became even more useful.
