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Dec 19, 19:12

Senate to Vote on Social Security Fairness Act: $200 Billion Cost, Increased Insolvency Risk

The Senate is poised to vote on the Social Security Fairness Act, which would eliminate benefit adjustments for certain public sector employees, potentially costing Social Security nearly $200 billion over 10 years and increasing its insolvency risk, based on Congressional Budget Office estimates.

Senate to Vote on Social Security Fairness Act: $200 Billion Cost, Increased Insolvency Risk

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Senate to Vote on Social Security Fairness Act: $200 Billion Cost, Increased Insolvency Risk

Senate to Vote on Social Security Fairness Act: $200 Billion Cost, Increased Insolvency Risk

What are the immediate financial implications of the Social Security Fairness Act's potential passage, and how would it affect Social Security's solvency?

Senate to Vote on Social Security Fairness Act: $200 Billion Cost, Increased Insolvency Risk

Senate to Vote on Social Security Fairness Act: $200 Billion Cost, Increased Insolvency Risk

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What are the immediate financial implications of the Social Security Fairness Act's potential passage, and how would it affect Social Security's solvency?