Senate Elections and Social Security’s Insolvency: Coinciding Timelines

A third of the U.S. Senate will be elected or er-elected tomorrow, and that income class will be accountable for unraveling Social Security’s financial problems before the end of their term.

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Midterm Elections: A Wake-up Call on Social Security?

In just four days, November 3 arrives, bringing the culmination of months of speculation about the composition of the U.S. Congress.

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Social Security's Financial Problems Surfacing in Midterm Debates, Finally

It may be a case of too little, too late, but the final days of the 2026 midterm elections seem to be giving at least some attention to Social Security's looming financial catastrophe.

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AI and Its Role in Tax Policy—A Vexing Matter for Policymakers

There are many unknowns surrounding the expected evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI). How it will affect the American workforce, for example, is a central question, and therefore presents a more pointed question on the future of Social Security’s predominant revenue stream, the payroll tax.

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“Ask Rusty – How Can I Find out What I’ve Contributed to Social Security?”

Dear Rusty: I have a simple question (I think). How do I find out how much I have paid into Social Security over the years? Signed: Curious Senior Citizen

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