What Does Social Security Insolvency Mean, and How Can It Impact Your Retirement?

June 1, 2022

By Paul Garofoli, Regional Sales Director, Individual Annuities. Published originally by MarketWatch.

As Congress considers how to continue funding Social Security, potential changes to the program could affect when and how you receive benefits. For those retiring after 2033, this article highlights the steps to take now to ensure you have what you need during retirement.

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