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Social Security Will Not Cut Off Your Checks
According to their 2014 Trustees Report, the Trust Funds that support Social Security are expected to run out of cash around 2033. If that happens, Social Security will be unable to make payments that are both timely and complete. Despite those problems, if the worst comes to pass, Social Security would not stop sending out benefit checks. Instead, it would be forced into one of two options: providing full payments on a delayed schedule or partial payments on its regular monthly schedule. Read more…
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