Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/kw0flZOGAsN.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Major Changes: 5 Bills in Congress to INCREASE Social Security in 2025 [MtHQ3y3H6sU] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Are seniors really getting a Social Security increase in 2025? In this video, we break down 5 powerful bills in Congress that could raise benefits for retirees, SSDI recipients, and low-income seniors before the end of the year. Millions of Americans have been waiting for relief, especially after inflation and Medicare costs have eaten away at monthly checks. Here’s what you need to know. ✅ What’s covered in this video: Why half of seniors were left out of the Big Beautiful Bill and what’s being done now. The Social Security Expansion Act: raising the minimum benefit to 125% of poverty levels, a universal $200 monthly raise ($2,400 a year), and fixing COLA with the CPI-E formula. The You Earn It, You Keep It Act: eliminating federal taxes on Social Security checks and making the wealthy pay their fair share by lifting the payroll tax cap above $250,000. Senator Hawley’s Tariff Rebate Checks: $600 per adult and child, similar to stimulus payments, providing direct cash relief to households. How these bills could protect the Social Security Trust Fund and prevent the 25% cut projected in 2032. 💵 What this means for seniors: These proposals could put real money in your pocket — from monthly benefit increases to one-time rebate checks — while also fixing the long-term solvency of Social Security. If passed, seniors could see $200 more each month, keep more of their checks tax-free, and finally get cost-of-living adjustments that reflect rising healthcare and prescription drug costs. 👉 Join the conversation: Do you support these bills? Which one would make the biggest difference in your life? Comment below and let me know your thoughts. Your voice matters, and it helps push lawmakers to act. 📌 Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to Social Security Post, and turn on notifications so you never miss critical updates on Social Security, SSI, SSDI, Medicare, Medicaid, and SNAP benefits. prOun6kABNv eh4BJFb3Keb FOfP04i4p0F Lk5bl0H75dh SwaA2gLUJA9 TXxmhvbQbKt
Are seniors really getting a Social Security increase in 2025? In this video, we break down 5 powerful bills in Congress that could raise benefits for retirees, SSDI recipients, and low-income seniors before the end of the year. Millions of Americans have been waiting for relief, especially after inflation and Medicare costs have eaten away at monthly checks. Here’s what you need to know. ✅ What’s covered in this video: Why half of seniors were left out of the Big Beautiful Bill and what’s being done now. The Social Security Expansion Act: raising the minimum benefit to 125% of poverty levels, a universal $200 monthly raise ($2,400 a year), and fixing COLA with the CPI-E formula. The You Earn It, You Keep It Act: eliminating federal taxes on Social Security checks and making the wealthy pay their fair share by lifting the payroll tax cap above $250,000. Senator Hawley’s Tariff Rebate Checks: $600 per adult and child, similar to stimulus payments, providing direct cash relief to households. How these bills could protect the Social Security Trust Fund and prevent the 25% cut projected in 2032. 💵 What this means for seniors: These proposals could put real money in your pocket — from monthly benefit increases to one-time rebate checks — while also fixing the long-term solvency of Social Security. If passed, seniors could see $200 more each month, keep more of their checks tax-free, and finally get cost-of-living adjustments that reflect rising healthcare and prescription drug costs. 👉 Join the conversation: Do you support these bills? Which one would make the biggest difference in your life? Comment below and let me know your thoughts. Your voice matters, and it helps push lawmakers to act. 📌 Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to Social Security Post, and turn on notifications so you never miss critical updates on Social Security, SSI, SSDI, Medicare, Medicaid, and SNAP benefits. prOun6kABNv eh4BJFb3Keb FOfP04i4p0F Lk5bl0H75dh SwaA2gLUJA9 TXxmhvbQbKt