The benefit of moving to Login.gov is that you will be able to use ... log in to your existing mySocialSecurity account. Once ...

Social Security online users will soon have to create Login.gov accounts if they don't already have them. The Social Security Administration is transitioning all users who made their accounts ...

Instead, you’ll need to sign in with a Login.gov account or with ID.me. At the moment, the mySocialSecurity username and password still work, but that won't be the case for long. In a guide ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. After months of testing, the federal government’s identity proofing and single sign-on service, Login.gov, is opening up its face ...

This is why it’s important to keep track of your earnings record by creating and monitoring an online mySocialSecurity account at ssa.gov. Although you may not earn retirement benefits ...

Social Security currently faces a funding crisis that would see benefits slashed by roughly 20 percent by as early as 2035.

To get a good estimate of how much you could get from Social Security, check out your latest Social Security statement or log into your mySocialSecurity portal at www.ssa.gov. So when can you ...

You can access the information online in mid-November, via your mySocialSecurity account. The COLA is tied to the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W), which ...

If you have created a mySocialSecurity account online prior to Nov. 20, you will also be able to log into your account to get your COLA notification online. This can be faster and easier than ...

Dippell: People in their 50s should also set up their free online account at MySocialSecurity. For one thing, having your account set up makes it more difficult for identity thieves to falsely ...

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After months of testing, the federal government’s identity proofing and single sign-on service, Login.gov, is opening up its face recognition capabilities across the government to agencies that ...