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Report: More than 1M Minnesotans Could Face Social Security Cuts by 2032
- More than 1 million Minnesotans could face Social Security benefit cuts by 2032 if Congress does not resolve the program's insolvency issue.
- The report titled 'No State Spared: Mapping the Impact of Social Security's Insolvency' analyzed effects of potential benefit reductions when the retirement trust fund is depleted.
- The Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund is expected to run out by 2032, leading to an estimated 24% cut in benefits.
- Approximately 1,025,961 Minnesotans may be impacted, with retirees facing an average monthly cut of $530.
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Projected Social Security cuts would hit one in five Wisconsinites
By Judith Ruiz-Branch Advocates for seniors in Wisconsin are calling on lawmakers to address a projected Social Security funding shortfall that could affect 1.3 million Wisconsinites. The program’s main retirement trust fund could be depleted in less than seven years, according to a report from the Social Security Trustees. If it happens, retirees would face a 22% benefit cut, lowering monthly checks by about $450. Raj Shukla, state director of …
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right14Center12Last UpdatedBias Distribution44% Right
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- 44% of the sources lean Right
44% Right
L 19%
C 37%
R 44%
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