Senators propose new process to shore up Social Security for 50 years
Senators Dick Durbin and Bill Cassidy introduced a bill to create a process for extending Social Security's solvency for at least 50 years. The bill would have the Social Security Advisory Board draft legislation after public input, then force congressional consideration. The measure aims to prevent a projected 22% benefit cut by 2032.
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