The Social Security Fairness Act eliminates a pair of decades-old provisions that limit payments to public sector retirees.

Opponents of the legislation say the move, without any new inlays, will actively speed up the Social Security fund's 2033 projected insolvency date.

This has impacted roughly 2.5 million Americans in 15 states, with more than 30,000 of those people in Connecticut alone.

With the stroke of a pen, two Social Security provisions nationwide have been eliminated, as President Joe Biden signed H.R. 82 into law on Sunday, January 5.

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President Joe Biden signed a bill Sunday that will raise Social Security benefits for millions of current and former public ...

Millions of Americans will now see their Social Security benefits increase after President Joe Biden signed the Social ...

The Social Security Fairness Act repeals two provisions that reduced Social Security benefits for some public workers who ...

"The bill I'm signing today is about a simple proposition: Americans who have worked hard all their life to earn an honest ...

In the last months of 2024, Congress passed a bill that will increase Social Security checks for some workers, especially those in public sector jobs and government employees.

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The Social Security Fairness Act, co-sponsored by Rep. Cuellar, aims to restore full benefits to public servants by repealing ...