(The Center Square) - Policymakers must return Social Security to its original intent in order to avoid massive tax hikes and insolvency, especially in light of a nation burdened by debt, a memo released by a nonprofit on the 2026 Social Security Trustees Report states.
Senior Research Fellow at Advancing American Freedom Foundation – the organization that released the memo – Rachel Greszler told The Center Square: “Social Security is running out of time and money, with automatic benefit cuts averaging $5,300 per year on track to begin in 2032.”
“Unless policymakers act, America’s favorite entitlement program will become its most disgraced,” Greszler said.
Advancing American Freedom Foundation (AAFF) is a nonprofit and collection of “leaders from Capitol Hill, think tanks, and grassroots movements” who work together to “defend liberty and advance policies that build a stronger America,” according to its website.
Senior Research Fellow at Advancing American Freedom Foundation – the organization that released the memo – Rachel Greszler told The Center Square: “Social Security is running out of time and money, with automatic benefit cuts averaging $5,300 per year on track to begin in 2032.”
“Unless policymakers act, America’s favorite entitlement program will become its most disgraced,” Greszler said.
Advancing American Freedom Foundation (AAFF) is a nonprofit and collection of “leaders from Capitol Hill, think tanks, and grassroots movements” who work together to “defend liberty and advance policies that build a stronger America,” according to its website.