Social Security Faces Potential Retirement Age Increase Amid Insolvency Concerns
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The U.S. Social Security system faces insolvency by 2032, prompting discussions on potential reforms such as raising the retirement age, adjusting benefit caps, and other measures, as policymakers prepare for a changing demographic landscape and long-term economic sustainability challenges.
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