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Social Security Fund Depletion Expected by 2032, 78% Benefits Payable

Published on · Source: cnbc.com

Social Security Fund Depletion Expected by 2032, 78% Benefits Payable

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According to the Social Security Administration's annual trustees report, the Social Security retirement trust fund may be depleted by 2032, one year earlier than previously estimated, with only 78% of benefits expected to be payable at that time. This new projection follows fiscal changes stemming from the Trump administration's tax law. If combined with the disability insurance trust fund, full benefits could be paid until 2034, when 83% of benefits would be payable. The report emphasizes the need for potential congressional action to address funding shortfalls, suggesting limited options for preserving benefits for retirees and disabled individuals.

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