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Trustee’s report good news, but doesn’t eliminate Social Security’s financial woes
The recently released Social Security Trustee’s report (available elsewhere on this website) brought with it a clean breath of air in that the projections for the program’s insolvency were extended a little. But that doesn’t mean that the problem has gone away, or will go away even with the small improvement in its finances. In this article by the Tampa, FL based Law News Wire, the Trustee’s Report and its meanings are interpreted and examined, concluding that Congressional action is still needed “sooner rather than later” to fix Social Security’s looming financial issues. Click here to read more.
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