The 8 Most Common Money-Saving Moves Americans Plan to Do If Social Security Runs Out
Briefly

Social Security has been likened to a Ponzi scheme as it uses current taxes from workers to pay benefits to retirees, raising concerns about its sustainability.
The program demonstrates a growing disparity in the worker-to-retiree ratio; it started with 42 workers per retiree, but has since shrunk to just 3-to-1.
Eighty to ninety percent of Americans rely on Social Security for at least a portion of their retirement income, heightening the fear about its future viability.
A recent survey reveals that nearly three-quarters of Americans believe Social Security will exhaust its funding during their lifetime, indicating widespread concern across generations.
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