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Several big changes are in store for Social Security recipients in 2025. The biggest change could still be in store, however, as the nation waits for President Joe Biden to sign newly passed legislation that would boost Social Security payments for millions.

The Senate passed legislation early Saturday to boost Social Security payments for millions of people, pushing a longtime priority for former public employees through Congress in one of its last acts for the year.

Millions of Social Security recipients, including many in Acadiana, may soon see a boost in their payments under new legislation set for a final Senate vote.

Congress has passed the Social Security Fairness Act, which will repeal two provisions that reduce Social Security benefits for certain federal, state and local government workers, and some surviving spouses.

If you wait to claim spousal benefits until your full retirement age, you can receive up to half the amount of your spouse's benefit.

Social Security checks will increase, but so will the amount of Social Security taxes workers pay. Retirees claiming benefits under their full retirement age (FRA) can earn more before the government withholds money from their checks.