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Social Security and Medicare likely to feel the effects in the future of today’s declining births
Today’s trends in births among millennial women doesn’t make the future look good for Social Security and Medicare. A new Urban Institute study shows “there has been a decline in birth rates between 2007 and 2012 for all American women ages 20 to 29.” It’s being called the biggest drop of any generation in U.S. history. Read more…
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