Absent reform, by 2038, Social Security's annual deficit would require cutting benefits by about a quarter (26 percent) or raising payroll taxes by about a third (35 percent) just to restore balance for that year.
Social Security benefits would have to be cut by 26 percent or payroll taxes would have increase by 3 percent in order to fix the 2038 balance if reforms aren't made.
Even without reforms, Social Security is expected to continue running surpluses into 2038.
I felt anger and disgust towards Mary Cavendish.
The train has too many people on it.
The man is focusing on something in front of him.
He greeted me with a smile.
Men running on a track.
the man is streaching in the kitchen