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Social Security faces a real 23% cut around 2032 if Congress does nothing. But the 401(k) bond-shift advice spreading in response gets the math exactly backwards. Here is what the data actually says to do.
By Marcus Cole · 3 min read
Social Security won't stop paying in 2032. But benefits could get cut 24% automatically if Congress keeps doing nothing. For a middle-income couple, that's $18,400 a year gone. Here's what that actually means for your retirement math.
By Sadie Park · 3 min read
Social Security's trust fund runs dry around 2033, and Congress will act before checks stop. But 'acting' can mean a 20% benefit cut disguised as a retirement age increase. The plan you have built around the full promise needs a stress test.
By Ray Vega · 3 min read