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TheStreet is reporting that EBRI’s 2026 Retirement Confidence Survey found that about four in five workers and seven in 10 retirees are concerned the government will make changes to the U.S. retirement system, with potential reductions in Social Security and Medicare benefits among the top worries.

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Social Security worries are rattling workers and retirees Anxiety about benefit reductions reshapes how workers and retirees approach retirement planning.

In a recent story by CNBC, a Wall Street executive noted that Social Security keeps an estimated 29 million Americans out of poverty each year. Currently, more than 70 million Americans — including retirees, disabled individuals and families — rely on Social Security benefits for monthly income.

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Social Security 'doesn't allow most Americans to build wealth,' BlackRock's Larry Fink says Social Security is "one of the most effective poverty-prevention programs in history," but it could be improved, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink wrote in a new letter.

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What's the difference between term/whole life insurance and accidental death and dismemberment insurance? If you have an accidental death insurance policy did you know it pays out ONLY in the event of death from an accident (car crash, chocking, drowning etc.).
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$2,075, which is the average amount a beneficiary receives, doesn't go very far each month, especially if you live in an expensive city. According to a recent story by USA Today, a person's benefit amount is somewhat flexible. The publication points out that there's a way to boost an individual's future checks after they've already applied.

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Here's how to boost your Social Security benefit up to 8% in 1 year If you want bigger checks, this could be the way to get them.

The CBO forecasts that the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund — one of the two funds Social Security taps to disburse benefits — will be exhausted in 2032. The agency, which provides budgetary analysis to Congress, estimated last year that the trust fund would run dry in 2033.

Social Security trust fund could run dry earlier than expected, analysis finds The Social Security Administration wouldn't stop issuing benefits once its trust funds are exhausted, but it could be forced to cut benefits.

Social Security's Trust Fund may start running out of money sooner than expected,
according to a story by popular personal finance publication, TheStreet. According to
the Congressional Budget Office, Social Security benefits may be cut by 7% starting in
2032.

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Social Security could cut benefits starting in 2032 The Congressional Budget Office says Social Security’s main trust fund could be exhausted in 2032. Here’s what you can do now.