US government plans to increase debt issue size by 60% by August, financing over $2 trillion in deficits and refinancing maturing debt at higher rates.

Sharing is Caring!

 

See also  MARK JUDGE: ‘They Want Government to Be God.’

Congress Continues to Sidestep Social Security’s Impending Insolvency Crisis

Efforts to prevent Social Security insolvency have stalled, likely to resume post-2024 elections, according to Sen. Bill Cassidy. Bipartisan talks led by Cassidy and Sen. Angus King, exploring solutions like adjusting retirement age, failed to produce a plan. Without action, Social Security will only be able to pay out 100% of benefits until 2034, after which there may be a 23% cut in benefits.

Views: 122

Leave a Comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.