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In reply to the discussion: Social Security benefits could soon be cut by 22% [View all]MichMan
(17,517 posts)32. Social Security Fairness Act signed in Jan 2025 didn't help either
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There's a simple fix for this. Increase the top dollar amount of a person's income that is SS taxable to 500K.
patphil
Yesterday
#3
Last time Mike Johnson uttered "SS cuts" he backed right off because it is the third rail.
pat_k
Yesterday
#18
Right wingnuts obstruct because they want to scream "unsustainable" & "replace with private investment"
pat_k
Yesterday
#17
The cap should definitely be raised, but we also need changes in our tax laws.
Lonestarblue
Yesterday
#20
This is one of many problems we face in the coming years. However, this has to be one of easiest to fix -- just raise
Fil1957
Yesterday
#21
As a SS recipient I hate this...as a Democratic voter I say let's make this a mid-term issue!
pecosbob
Yesterday
#26
I live on SS retirement and if this happens I may be living in my car...damn...
wcmagumba
Yesterday
#31