The Social Security Administration wouldn't stop issuing benefits once its trust funds are exhausted, but it could be forced to cut benefits.

Social Security benefits are facing automatic cuts starting in 2032 when a key trust fund is expected to reach insolvency, ...

The Congressional Budget Office projected that the main trust fund Social Security uses to disperse benefits will be depleted in 2032.

The future of Social Security is under increasing pressure, with new projections indicating that the program’s Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) trust fund could be depleted as early as 2032.

Social Security's trust fund is now projected to run dry in 2032, a year earlier than expected, potentially cutting benefits by 28%.

Social Security's dwindling trust fund could trigger Social Security benefit cuts by 2032. See what the projections could mean for retirees and workers.

If you're already collecting Social Security or are planning to retire soon, recent headlines about the Social Security "losing billions" may feel unsettling. Many retirees worry that they'll suddenly ...

Social Security’s trust fund depletes by 2033, leaving the system able to pay only 77% of scheduled benefits from incoming payroll taxes. The worker-to-beneficiary ratio drops from 3.3 today to 2 ...

The Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund, which is one of two Social Security trust funds, will run dry in 2032.

If Social Security’s trust funds were fully depleted, the result would be a roughly 20% across-the-board cut in benefits.

If Social Security’s trust funds were fully depleted, the result would be a roughly 20% across-the-board cut in benefits. Money; Getty Images The coffers that fund Social Security’s retirement ...