While I would say that I am happy it’s being talked about on a broader picture of what it will ultimately do to the trust fund, I wish (and hope) it’s also talked about WHY WEP and GPO were fair provisions as they were enacted.
The impact on the trust fund is minimal, that excuse for hating someone getting something you dont get is getting really tired. Try coming up with something real. At best it is a 6 month lessening of the imagined date of reduced benefits that will never ever ever ever ever ever happen and is just another scare tactic. Quit spreading false information.
Yeah. It will never happen. Just like SCOTUS will never overrule Roe v Wade, and how we’re never going to blow past the catastrophic 1.5 degrees of global warming benchmark. Thanks for the reassurance, Nostradamus.
Implementation of the WEP and GPO repeal will be done by the Trump administration and additional funding to SSA will not be forthcoming. I suggest not to book any vacation destinations until you have clearer picture on when these cases will be addressed.
In 2024, Social Security's trustees projected the program's combined funds may last until 2035, at which point 83% of benefits would be payable. The newly enacted changes bring that date closer by six months, according to Congressional Budget Office estimates.
"There's no new sources of revenue here, and so by definition, depletion is going to happen sooner versus later," said David Blanchett, head of retirement research at PGIM DC Solutions.
To address the program's shortfall, Congress may raise taxes, cut benefits or a combination of both.
Those looming changes may influence claiming decisions — for all beneficiaries, as well as those affected by the new legislation.
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Labeling makes all the difference in the world such as the Fairness Act and Truth Social.
While I would say that I am happy it’s being talked about on a broader picture of what it will ultimately do to the trust fund, I wish (and hope) it’s also talked about WHY WEP and GPO were fair provisions as they were enacted.
The impact on the trust fund is minimal, that excuse for hating someone getting something you dont get is getting really tired. Try coming up with something real. At best it is a 6 month lessening of the imagined date of reduced benefits that will never ever ever ever ever ever happen and is just another scare tactic. Quit spreading false information.
Yeah. It will never happen. Just like SCOTUS will never overrule Roe v Wade, and how we’re never going to blow past the catastrophic 1.5 degrees of global warming benchmark. Thanks for the reassurance, Nostradamus.
This falls under you can’t be serious department…
The impact on the trust fund is minimal,
My guess is that you missed a never ever to validate your opinion.
These are great talking points for an individual who will get retroactive benefits going back one year and feels entitled.
Implementation of the WEP and GPO repeal will be done by the Trump administration and additional funding to SSA will not be forthcoming. I suggest not to book any vacation destinations until you have clearer picture on when these cases will be addressed.
Sorry, but it it's on X, it's by default not to be taken seriously.
In 2024, Social Security's trustees projected the program's combined funds may last until 2035, at which point 83% of benefits would be payable. The newly enacted changes bring that date closer by six months, according to Congressional Budget Office estimates.
"There's no new sources of revenue here, and so by definition, depletion is going to happen sooner versus later," said David Blanchett, head of retirement research at PGIM DC Solutions.
To address the program's shortfall, Congress may raise taxes, cut benefits or a combination of both.
Those looming changes may influence claiming decisions — for all beneficiaries, as well as those affected by the new legislation.
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