Issue Social Security Social Security began running deficits in 2010 and without reforms, Social Security’s permanent and growing deficits will help fuel our spending and debt crisis. Copied COMMENTARY Social Security’s Unfunded Obligations Getting Worse Jun 10, 2022 3 min read Author Rachel Greszler Read the article COMMENTARY 3 Examples of How Social Security Robs Americans of Greater Income Aug 24, 2018 6 min read Read the article Refine by Keyword Social Security (263) David C. John (42) (-) Social Security Reform (35) David John (28) retirement (21) Facet Keywords - Faceted Refine by Content Type report (23) commentary (15) Facet Content type Commentary A Budget Blueprint for Freedom, Opportunity, and Prosperity Matthew D. Dickerson Feb 23, 2022 3 min read Commentary Will Congress Act to Shore up Its Financing? Rachel Greszler Oct 15, 2021 2 min read Commentary What Women Can Do to Prepare for, Benefit From, Social Security Reform Rachel Greszler Nov 20, 2020 3 min read Commentary Social Security Reform Is Urgent and Necessary Romina Boccia Jul 17, 2017 2 min read report Social Security: $39 Billion Deficit in 2014, Insolvent by 2035 Romina Boccia Jul 29, 2015 8 min read report Guaranteed 22 Percent Benefit Cuts If Social Security Is Taken off the Table David C. John Sep 27, 2010 5 min read report Retiring Baby Boomers Will Not Cause an Asset Bust Nicola Moore Sep 15, 2009 3 min read Commentary Social Insurance Needs Rethinking Stuart M. Butler, Ph.D. Aug 14, 2009 3 min read See More on Social Security Related Videos
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