Fix Social Security Now. Waiting Will Cost Us.

demanding a growing share of the federal budget, the deteriorating U.S. fiscal position requires urgent and comprehensive action. Saving Social Security is an essential part of that effort.

If Social Security not fixed, retirees face automatic cut in 2033

Social Security's finances have improved slightly in the last year. But the popular retirement program still faces big challenges including the threat of automatic benefit cuts in less than a decade.

Social Security projected to cut benefits in 2035 barring a fix

Without a major change, Social Security may be forced to cut benefits in 2035, a year later than previously forecast.

How to Fix Social Security, According to Retirement Expert

As the prospect of Social Security running out of funding looms closer, the options for how to save the U.S.'s largest welfare system are on the table.

FAFSA Social Security glitch is finally getting fixed

Students with parents without a Social Security number will finally be able to submit FAFSA, with the Department of Education saying a fix is coming.

We Can Fix Social Security Before It Reaches the Fiscal Cliff

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Changes to fix Social Security to take compromise, says Biden nominee

Andrew Biggs, who was nominated to the Social Security Advisory Board by President Joe Biden, weighs in on his thoughts on the future of the program.

How Secure Is Social Security?

Possible Fixes A fix is clearly needed to avoid a reduction in Social Security benefits when the trust funds run out of money. Many solutions have been proposed to ensure that Social...

Is Fixing Social Security and Medicare as Dire as It Seems?

There must be 50 ways to fix Social Security. OK, that’s not a direct quote of the Paul Simon lyric, but I find myself humming the tune every year when the Social Security trustees issue their annual report on the program’s health. Like clockwork, you can expect to see misleading headlines warning that Social Security is going broke or running out of money. And you’ll see similar headlines about the report of the Medicare trustees. This year, let’s consider the inaccurate news coverage i...

Opinion | Want to Fix Social Security? The Well-Off Must Accept Smaller Checks. - The New York Times

Voters won’t brook much higher taxes, so Social Security needs to be reoriented toward the poor.