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 David C. John (42) David John (28) retirement (21) Social Security (263) Social Security Reform (35) Facet Keywords - Faceted Refine by Content Type commentary (9) report (16) Facet Content type Commentary Should the Social Security Retirement Age Be Raised? Yes. Rachel Greszler Jun 17, 2024 3 min read Commentary Counting on Social Security To Fund Your Retirement? Think Again Rachel Greszler May 13, 2024 3 min read Commentary Benefit Cuts of 23%—and 4 Other Things to Know About the Government’s New Soc... Rachel Greszler Jan 5, 2023 5 min read Commentary How Heritage’s Budget Blueprint Would Make Social Security Solvent, Better De... Rachel Greszler Mar 7, 2022 4 min read Commentary Let People Decide How to Use Their Savings Norbert J. Michel, Ph.D. Mar 8, 2021 3 min read report Building Support for Entitlement Reform Jun 12, 2015 1 min read report Time to Address the Retirement Savings Crisis David C. John Oct 18, 2012 5 min read report Social Security 2011 Trustees Report Shows Permanent Deficits David C. John May 16, 2011 5 min read See More on Social Security Related Videos
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