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There are growing concerns about the possibility of Social Security funds running low in the next decade. https://t.co/h8LATHUN7Z
When Social Security faced an insolvency crisis in 1983, Congress boosted the age when workers could receive full benefits in recognition of increasing lifespans. It made sense then, and it makes sense now, says @karlbykarlsmith https://t.co/4XbgYAzn9u via @opinion
When Social Security faced an insolvency crisis in 1983, Congress boosted the age when workers could receive full benefits in recognition of increasing lifespans. It made sense then, and it makes sense now, says @karlbykarlsmith https://t.co/5f3rZaVQxA
The Social Security program is facing financial challenges, with discussions on ways to ensure its sustainability. Suggestions include delaying the retirement age, as done in 1983 to address an insolvency crisis. Concerns arise about the funds potentially running low in the next decade.