Social Security needs money to fix its shortfall. The question is, who will pay?
Social Security's retirement trust fund may run out of money in 2032, according to the latest projections. Lawmakers have some ideas for how to fix the program.
Social Security needs money to fix its shortfall. The question is, who will pay?
Social Security's retirement trust fund may run out of money in 2032, according to the latest projections. Lawmakers have some ideas for how to fix the program.
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