As Social Security plans to cut about 7,000 workers, some experts worry that may affect benefits
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Social Security Administration to Cut Roughly 7,000 Workers
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Social Security workers warn job cuts could hurt service for Americans
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Trump’s Plan to Kill Social Security Benefit Tax Could Accelerate Its Insolvency
Social security is already in danger. President Trump’s plan to get rid of income taxes on the benefit won’t save it. In fact, it’ll probably do the opposite.Inc. - Feb. 20 -
Sanders reintroducing measure increasing Social Security benefits
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Social Security plans to axe thousands of workers nationwide. What could it mean for you?
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