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Social Security is facing a cash shortage
The Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies recently reported that 88 percent of baby boomers expect to rely on Social Security in retirement. However, Social Security will be insolvent in just 11 years, forcing benefits to be cut by nearly 17 percent. Katie Brockman outlines what everyone should know about the Social Security insolvency issue and the potential solutions. Read Ms. Brockman’s article here…
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