The bipartisan proposal would establish a new funding model for Social Security, which its sponsors say could help save the ...

A bipartisan $1.5 trillion plan aims to rescue Social Security from insolvency by 2033 through diversified investments and ...

Newly-sworn in Social Security commissioner Frank Bisignano spelled out the agency's plans to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse, and protect the agency from a looming threat of insolvency that some ...

The year 2035 feels a long way off, especially when you're still stuck in a 9-to-5 job you don't like. If you plan to retire ...

Starting in 2035, Social Security would only be able to pay 77% of benefits without government action. CBO has a slightly dimmer view and says the trust fund that backs checks to seniors will be ...

Former President Donald Trump's campaign pledges would hasten the insolvency of the Social Security trust fund and lead to a 33% across-the-board cut to all benefits, according to a new analysis ...

When Social Security hits insolvency in the early 2030s, ... Trump had even less of a plan. "Social Security, he's destroying it," the former president said, referring to Biden.

This Plan Could Save It $730 Billion. ... Social Security's trust funds are expected to be depleted in less than a decade. ... With Social Security fast approaching its insolvency deadline, ...

Neither Biden nor Trump Has a Plan for It. Social Security is expected to hit insolvency in 2035, while the portion of Medicare that pays for hospital visits and other medical care will be ...

In other words, even if Congress does nothing to address Social Security’s insolvency between now and 2033, the worst effects of Social Security insolvency could be prevented by executive action.

Starting in 2035, Social Security would only be able to pay 77% of benefits without government action. CBO has a slightly dimmer view and says the trust fund that backs checks to seniors will be ...