The new $6,000 deduction goes into effect for the 2025 tax year and will continue through 2028 for those aged 65 and older.

Most states don't tax Social Security benefits, but a handful still do in 2026. See if your state is on the list and how to reduce what you might owe.

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Social Security is tax-free in most states, but not all. See the 8 states that tax benefits in 2026 and what retirees should ...

Retirees will enjoy a generous new tax break in 2026, courtesy of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Eligible taxpayers who are 65 and over and whose income doesn’t exceed allowable limits will be able ...

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For some retirees, the change could eliminate federal income taxes entirely, although many were already exempt from Social ...

Taxpayers aged 65 and older are eligible for a $6000 deduction. Here's all on eligibility and how the deductions work with ...

While the increased tax savings will feel good for now, it could affect the future of Social Security benefits.

This week, payments will be made on Tuesday, February 3 to certain claimants.