Lawmakers Revisit Bipartisan Commission to Avert Social Security Benefit Cuts by 2032
Key Takeaways
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Social Security’s trust fund is projected to run short of money in about six years, prompting lawmakers to revive a bipartisan commission proposal.
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The commission would develop recommendations to address the program’s funding shortfall.
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The Greenspan Commission helped lay the groundwork for Social Security reform in 1983,