Social Security in 2026
Experts weigh in on how the Trump Administration’s plans could reshape retirement.
Social Security has had a significant impact, with payments helping to lift 22 million Americans, mostly seniors, out of poverty each year, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
“Social Security is a bedrock of this nation,”
says Frank Garcia, a registered Social Security analyst and president of InsuranceKO. He notes that the program faces a “silver tsunami” as large numbers of Americans reach retirement age, putting pressure on the program, which is expected to see its retirement trust fund run dry in 2033.
Author's summary: Experts discuss Social Security's future.
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