Social Security faces dire future if Congress doesn't act. Analysis warns of 24% cuts in 7 years and insolvency for Medicare.

Warren Buffett warns of potential Social Security cuts due to the projected depletion of the trust fund by 2033.

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget projects that Social Security’s main trust fund will be insolvent by the end ...

Investing legend Warren Buffett is clearly not someone who has to rely on Social Security, given that he has billions of ...

If we use Social Security's benefits quick calculator tool and plug in Buffett's August 30, 1930 date of birth, we're told that his monthly benefit should be $3,245.00.

Even so, Warren Buffett and other high-net worth individuals are eligible for the maximum amount from the Social Security program. Keep reading to find out how big Buffett’s Social Security ...

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has some simple but potentially effective ideas for improving social security.

Buffett hasn't said publicly when (or even if) he filed to receive Social Security benefits. Since he has continued to work, he likely wouldn't have done so before his full retirement age of 65.

If those amounts are included as wages for Social Security payroll tax purposes, they'd be more than enough to take Buffett up to the $137,700 limit – meaning that he'd pay the maximum $8,537.40 ...

Like anyone, Buffett had to choose when to take Social Security benefits. If he'd claimed at the earliest available age of 62 back in 1992, then the maximum initial monthly payment would have been ...

Don't get me wrong: Buffett's bipartisan approach is exactly what lawmakers in Washington should be considering when looking for answers to Social Security's looming $13.2 trillion cash shortfall.