Why Social Security Matters to over 60 Million People
More than 60 million people rely on Social Security benefits to make ends meet. But it’s well known that Social Security’s long range outlook reveals concerns about future benefits being affected. This Miami Herald article by Associated Press reporter Stephen Ohlemacher explores what the issues are and why Congress needs to act sooner rather than later to address them. Read more about where things stand and why it matters.
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