Social Security's future remains uncertain, contributing to anxiety for over 70 million Americans who depend on it annually. As retirement age approaches, concerns about its sustainability become more pronounced. A recent survey revealed that 79% of workers are anxious about potential modifications to Social Security, with inflation being a key concern for 31% of workers and 40% of retirees. Despite confidence in financial stability, understanding of the program is low, as only one in five workers feel knowledgeable about Social Security, emphasizing the need for increased awareness and proactive measures from Congress to ensure the program's longevity.
Uncertainty is the name of the game when it comes to Social Security, which is unfortunate for the 70 million plus Americans who rely on this program yearly.
79% of workers say they are worried about potential Social Security changes in the future, highlighting a significant concern among those approaching retirement.
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