The Social Security trust fund, which finances benefits, is projected to run out of funds by 2032 unless Congress implements changes to the system. The Trustees of the program have indicated that adjustments to either benefits or taxes will be necessary to prevent an automatic reduction in monthly benefits.
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Social Security Trust Fund Expected to Deplete by 2032, According to Trustees
The Social Security trust fund is anticipated to be depleted by 2032 unless legislative action is taken. The program's Trustees have warned that adjustments to benefits or taxes are required to avoid cuts in monthly payments.
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Social Security Trust Fund Expected to Deplete by 2032, According to Trustees