Social Security has long been a cornerstone of American retirement planning, but with each passing year, concerns about its future continue to grow. As birth rates fall, life expectancy increases, and the baby boomer generation retires en masse, the system faces a wave of unprecedented pressure.
Policymakers have sounded the alarm for decades, yet little structural change has occurred. With 2035 just around the corner, the urgency to understand what lies ahead has never been greater. Social Security may still be around in a decade, but it won’t look quite the same as it does today.
