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Some Contingency Planning Advice for Future Social Security Beneficiaries
If you’ve been watching the news, and especially the barrage of articles since the March 31 release of the 2023 Social Security Trustees Report, you probably are acquiring an understanding of the scope of Social Security’s financial troubles. One school of thought, of course, is that legislative action will eventually arrive to ward off the insolvency and the projected benefit cut, but all of that is filtered through commentary that points to the fact that there doesn’t appear to be any consensus of what should be done. So, what’s one to do? NBC News reporter Emily Volz, in a post on turnto10.com, takes a look at this thorny issue. Check her post out here…
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