Learn why your Social Security check is still taxed in 2025 and what was left out of President Trump’s tax bill. Get a clear explanation of what’s really included and what that means for your retirement income.
In today’s news update, discover why Social Security benefits are still being taxed in 2025 despite promises from President Trump to eliminate those taxes. Understand what the new house GOP tax bill actually includes, why the Social Security tax cut didn’t happen, and how this affects retirees, seniors, and those living on fixed incomes. Learn about the new $4,000 deduction for seniors, the budget rules blocking tax changes, and how losing that revenue could hurt Social Security and Medicare. This impacts retirees including SSI (Supplemental Security Income), SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance), survivors, VA, and spousal benefits. Explore how the bill helps some while leaving others behind. This explanation breaks down tax policy, Social Security rules, benefit cuts, and what seniors can do next. Perfect for anyone searching for 2025 Social Security updates, retirement tax news, or information about Trump’s promises on benefits.
NO TAX on Social Security? Why It’s Not in Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill
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