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Cato Institute and AARP are currently analyzing Social Security funding issues in conjunction with the Congressional Budget Office.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated oct 15

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  1. Cato Institute estimates Social Security spending, utilizing data and expertise from the Social Security Administration.
  2. Congress may borrow funds to cover the Social Security shortfall identified by CBO projections.
  3. CBO projects Social Security insolvency, requiring Congress to act.
  4. Warren calls for lifting the payroll tax cap as Congress seeks solutions for Social Security funding.
  5. Congress is facing pressure to act on Social Security funding issues, utilizing expert analysis and policy suggestions from the Cato Institute.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Oct 5. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Cato Institute and AARP are currently analyzing Social Security funding issues in conjunction with the Congressional Budget Office.

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  1. The Congressional Budget Office is analyzing Social Security funding gaps and projections, prompting think tank policy proposals.Sub-event
  2. Cato Institute, AARP, and CBO are jointly analyzing Social Security funding.1 source

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