Social Security's insolvency date is now a year earlier. Here's how it could impact your benefits
By: Aimee Picchi
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By: Aimee Picchi
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Social Security is on track to deplete its trust funds by 2034, one year sooner than previously forecast, when the federal retirement program will be required to cut monthly benefits by about 20%.
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