5 Social Security Changes President Donald Trump Implemented in His First 100 Days in Office -- and the 1 Powerful Change He Still Wants to Make
One monumental change remains on the president's docket, but it would do irreparable harm if put into effect.
For most retirees, Social Security provides an indispensable source of income.
Over the previous 23 years, national pollster Gallup surveyed retirees to gauge how important their Social Security income was to their financial stability. Between 80% and 90% of respondents have consistently noted their payout is needed, in some capacity, to cover their expenses.
However, this all-important social program isn't static. Changes are implemented every year that can impact everything from how current and future beneficiaries update their information to what they'll receive each month from the Social Security Administration (SSA).
