Social Security benefits are increasing too rapidly. This acceleration in benefit growth is a significant factor in the program’s worsening financial situation. We’ve all heard
I’m sure you’ve heard that old saying that goes something like this: “If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like
The financial safety nets millions of older Americans rely on — and millions more young people are counting on — will run short of money
It seems no one wants to cut Social Security or Medicare benefits. Not President Joe Biden, who is already telling voters his upcoming federal budget
Social Security will become insolvent within the next 15. Politicians say that’s incorrect because Social Security will be able to continue to pay out a “substantial portion” of benefits.
The sharp shock of the coronavirus recession pushed Social Security a year closer to insolvency but left Medicare’s exhaustion date unchanged, the government reported Tuesday
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