
Social Security Hits a Wall in 2033: What a 23% Benefit Cut Really Means
The Social Security Trust Fund—the reserve buffer behind your retirement check—runs dry in 2033, according to the Board of Trustees. At that point, payroll taxes alone cover only 77 percent of scheduled benefits. Without Congress acting, every retiree sees a 23 percent automatic cut. That gives lawmakers seven years to find a fix.
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