Starting this summer, millions of Social Security recipients face new garnishment rules. Learn the two legal ways retirees can avoid losing their benefits.

Social Security recipients with defaulted student loans are no longer at risk of having their benefits reduced, for now.

The U.S. Education Department has reversed course and now says it has not and will not garnish the Social Security benefits ...

Borrowers who have defaulted on their student loans will no longer be at risk of having their Social Security benefits ...

Now, the Department of Education said it will pause plans to garnish Social Security benefits, opting to continue the policy ...

Millions of current student loan borrowers may soon face significantly higher monthly payments-and longer paths to loan ...

For millions of retirees across the United States, Social Security benefits are essential to daily survival. The program kept ...

A new policy affects 452,000 retirees with student debt, impacting Social Security benefits and raising concerns about their ...

Starting this summer, a new garnishment policy will impact retirees who have delinquent federal student loans. The Trump ...

President Donald Trump's administration is targeting an estimated 452,000 Social Security beneficiaries who are behind on ...