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The Effect of the Pandemic on Social Security
The COVID-19 pandemic has shut down the American economy and cast millions of workers into unemployment, shuttered entire businesses which previously prospered, and changed many aspects of our lives in so many ways. But while the current economic impact and personal discomfort are bad enough, what lies ahead for Social Security in the wake of the pandemic may be rough waters. In this Motley Fool article, Sean Williams provides his assessment of how the Social Security program will suffer the lingering affects of COVID-19, and potentially mean smaller future benefits for many Americans. Click here to read more.
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