President Donald Trump's promise to eliminate Social Security taxes has sparked debate and concern. While he assures tax relief, the legislative reality tells a different story, with temporary deductions for seniors and fiscal implications.

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If changes are not made to Social Security, the program will have to cut spending by 24% in less than a decade.

Social Security is an important source of income for millions of Americans, but the program has a serious financial problem.

Garrett Watson, director of Policy Analysis at the Tax Foundation, told Just the News that Social Security is on a “rapid path to insolvency” by the mid-2030s if policymakers do not take action to make the program sustainable.

The Social Security Administration gets about 390,000 calls per day, and the average wait time for those calls as of April was 68 minutes.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates the Social Security Trust Fund -- the financial account that pays benefits to retirees, spouses, survivors, and disabled workers -- will be ...

The trustees overseeing the Social Security program recently announced that the source of retirement benefits for more than 62 million Americans and roughly 40% of American seniors will be insolvent in just eight years — and that millions of retirees will face immediate and across-the-board cuts once that happens.