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5 Facts About Social Security’s Finances
(By Emily Brandon, money.usnews.com)
Social Security’s annual checkup found significant problems with the finances of the disability insurance program, which only has enough revenue to pay out promised benefits until the fourth quarter of 2016. The annual report of the Board of Trustees of Social Security found that the retirement benefit program in on much firmer financial ground, with enough cash to make promised payments until 2035. Here’s how Social Security’s income compares to its expenses. Read more…
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