Social Security benefits face 22% cuts by 2032 unless Congress acts, report warns
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Alfred Lubrano
Summary
A report from Social Security Administration trustees warns that 68 million Americans, including 92-year-old former diner worker Nettie King of Pennsylvania, face a 22% reduction in Social Security benefits by 2032 unless Congress takes action. The article highlights the human impact of the looming trust fund depletion, focusing on how seniors who have paid into the system for decades could lose an average of $520 per month. It calls on lawmakers to address the funding shortfall before automatic cuts take effect.
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· 2 pulledIt's been comfortable.
She was the diner's first server of color in 1963.
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