A new report warns the main Social Security fund may be depleted sooner, potentially reducing retirement and survivor ...

Social Security's trust fund is now projected to run dry in 2032, a year earlier than expected, potentially cutting benefits ...

The Social Security Administration wouldn't stop issuing benefits once its trust funds are exhausted, but it could be forced to cut benefits.

Ending Social Security taxes could threaten the very fund that is supplying their monthly payments.

About 75% of adults aged 50 and up worry that Social Security will run out of funding in their lifetime. And younger generations don’t think they’ll ever see a dime of the Social Security benefits ...

The Congressional Budget Office projected that the main trust fund Social Security uses to disperse benefits will be depleted in 2032.

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A critical trust fund that helps finance Social Security benefits is on track to reach insolvency in 2032, when automatic benefit cuts would occur without action from Congress, a new report finds. The ...

“Inflation may not wait for debt to pile up. It can arrive the moment Congress commits to that debt-ridden path.” ...

Planning to retire soon? You may want to up your contributions, as a new report indicates that Social Security could run out ...

Social Security, which provides benefits to about 70 million Americans, could run out of money sooner than expected, ...

Social Security's dwindling trust fund could trigger Social Security benefit cuts by 2032. See what the projections could mean for retirees and workers.