Council for Retirement Security

Retirement Health and Lifestyle

“It takes a long time to become young.”: Jane Fonda muses on Life’s Third Act

Setting the Record Straight

Setting the Record Straight: are retirees getting back what they paid into Social Security?

Legislation and Policy

New Administration’s Social Security reform proposals explained

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We want to hear from YOU!: The Council for Retirement Security 2020 Social Security Policy Survey

What seniors need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines

March 1, 2021

With information regarding vaccine eligibility, access, and health information remaining spotty and highly specific from state to state, we want to offer our members…

Can you pass our Social Security 101 test?

February 23, 2021

Everyone likes a little challenge every now and again. And WHO among us can resist the call of a quick internet quiz? Being online…

Setting the Record Straight: the “Trust Fund Savings Account”

February 11, 2021

USE YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT TO PAY YOUR BILLS! HOW YOU CAN ACCESS YOUR SECRET SOCIAL SECURITY TREASURY ACCOUNT! A couple of years ago,…

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26 Mar

We all know the Trust Fund's reserves are running low, and sometimes someone will ask us why the SSA can't just get more money from the Treasury. Here's a little lesson on the Antideficiency Act. https://councilforretirementsecurity.org/2021/03/26/the-trust-fund-is-going-broke-so-why-cant-we-print-more-money/

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The Council for Retirement Security

1 month ago

Social Security's single biggest criticism is the pressure it puts on the federal debt. Looking at a breakdown of the federal budget, it would even appear Social Security is by far the biggest spending item in the country--dwarfing even defense spending.But have you ever wondered how an "off-budget" program that pays for itself AND runs a surplus can be said to drive up the federal debt? ... See MoreSee Less

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“It takes a long time to become young.”: Jane Fonda muses on Life’s Third Act

Setting the Record Straight: are retirees getting back what they paid into Social Security?

New Administration’s Social Security reform proposals explained

Chief Actuary releases updated Social Security valuation given COVID economic impact

We want to hear from YOU!: The Council for Retirement Security 2020 Social Security Policy Survey