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.

 

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.

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