When it comes to Social Security reform, Americans are in agreement on one thing — they don’t like any of the proposed solutions.
Social Security is facing a funding shortfall and is predicted to become insolvency by 2032. According to a Fox Business report, lawmakers aren’t the only ones who can’t come to agreement on how to fix it.
Citing results from the Ronald Reagan Institute’s Reagan National Economic Survey, it seems none of the proposed policy options appeal to voters:
- 90% oppose reducing benefits
- 80% oppose raising payroll taxes on workers
- 74% oppose raising the retirement age.
Council of Seniors Is Here To Help Older Americans
One thing we can all agree on is that Social Security is crucial. The Council of Seniors wants to improve retirement life – and that starts with Congress enacting The SAVE Benefits Act. The passage of this bill will improve retirees’ finances by making up for Social Security cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) that have let them down in recent years. If it passes, $581 will be returned to eligible seniors.
Sign our petition right now to show you’re on board with our effort.