Will Social Security exist in 2050?

Social Security is a cornerstone of the retirement savings for many Americans, but the program will have to undergo some changes to survive. read more

It is highly likely that Social Security, in something very much like its present form, will exist in 2050. Claims that it is"insolvent" or"unsustainable" are based entirely on the assumption that we will never adjust the tax rates, retirement age, or benefits in order to keep it running. read more

Social Security is a cornerstone of the retirement savings for many Americans, but the program will have to undergo some changes to survive. Social Security turns 80, but the popular government program will have to change to survive for future generations. read more

Social Security’s cash flow has been negative since 2010, meaning that the program has paid out more than it takes in via taxes. Right now it is covering that shortfall with interest on its Treasuries, but that can’t continue indefinitely. read more