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Potential funding shortfall and benefit cuts for the Social Security program.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 2
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Potential funding shortfall and benefit cuts for the Social Security program.

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  1. Tax law now dictates how timber income affects Social Security benefits in Wisconsin.Sub-event
  2. Early claims filed under Social Security are subject to permanent benefit reductions.Sub-event
  3. Political figures debate potential benefit cuts amid Social Security and Medicare fund depletion.Sub-event
  4. Social Security shortfall drives retirement planning need.Sub-event
  5. Catherine Cortez Masto and Bill Cassidy co-sponsored the SSI Savings Penalty Elimination Act.Sub-event
  6. CBO estimates a 28% immediate benefit cut for Social Security.1 source
  7. Potential funding shortfall and benefit cuts identified for the Social Security program.1 source

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