Don’t believe this myth about Social Security

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Don’t believe this myth about Social Security
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The program has issues, but it’s not as far gone as some people think.

Social Security does face serious challenges, and the payout may decline — but the program itself is not going anywhere. The two trust funds that pay Social Security’s benefits — the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and the Disability Insurance trust funds — are running out of money, and the Social Security Administration’s trustees do anticipate those accounts will run out of money in 2035.

Some Americans rely on Social Security for most of their retirement income, instead of leaning on their own savings, any pensions and the program’s benefits. Social Security benefits made up 61% of retirement income for elderly beneficiaries, and a third relied on the program for 90% or more of their income, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. Americans are drastically undersaved for retirement, with some couples having only $5,000 put away.

“It makes no sense to have such a critical program that is relied upon by so many Americans to be in poor financial shape,” said Michael Peterson, chief executive officer of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, a nonpartisan policy organization focused on the country’s economic future.

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