How Social Security's Bankruptcy Will Affect Your Retirement

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  • The Social Security trust is expected to run out of money by 2035. How will this Social Security bankruptcy affect your retirement plans?
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    0:00 - The bankruptcy of Social Security
    0:45 - Financial planning assumptions
    1:30 - Life expectancy assumptions
    2:13 - Projections for Age 62
    3:12 - Projections for Age 70
    3:58 - Projections for FRA
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 75

  • @Kevin-ys7os
    @Kevin-ys7os 9 місяців тому +8

    SSI running out of money yet welfare is bottomless.

  • @marklen2322
    @marklen2322 9 місяців тому +5

    Sixty years ago Speaker of the House Tip O'Neal told Washington politicians that Social Security and Medicare need to be funded properly for future generations. For sixty years our politicians have swept the problem under the rug. Today the American people need to hold current and retired politicians criminally responsible for misfeasance in office.

  • @daniellecooper1302
    @daniellecooper1302 Рік тому +15

    My kids live out of town and my enjoyment is to go see them and my grandkids. After listening to this podcast and others I look for a glimpse of what I can do now. I am exhausted and do not want to continue working. I am that employee that locks the door at the end of the day. Regrets now - that I did not take care of me - I just kept working. I hope people will read this and realize - time to take care of you!!! It’s our responsibility to do so.

    • @michaelkalon1025
      @michaelkalon1025 Рік тому +3

      Thanks for sharing. I sit here, 50 years old worked hard for so many years, kids grown - well educated, house paid for, no debt - bought a new vehicle and will pay off. But.....no savings for retirement. So mad at myself that I worked all these years and did not take care of my retirement. Just worked and the years flew.

    • @coreytodd5949
      @coreytodd5949 Рік тому +1

      @@michaelkalon1025 you yourself have to define the life you truly want and do everything you can to gain that. Stop living for others, and what they might think of you and do what's best for you at the end of the day.

    • @daniellecooper1302
      @daniellecooper1302 Рік тому +1

      @@coreytodd5949 Thank You Wise Soul Stay Blessed

    • @daniellecooper1302
      @daniellecooper1302 Рік тому +1

      @@michaelkalon1025 You're better off, but we'll be alright. Goodluck!!

    • @cherylhampton9292
      @cherylhampton9292 Рік тому +3

      @@daniellecooper1302 Thanks for the outlook. You should do well and research for a reliable broker to invest with, from there you can grow your portfolio and see your dream come through

  • @constanciacollene9585
    @constanciacollene9585 Рік тому +94

    I’m 50 and my husband 54 we are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debts. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. Saving and investing lifestyle in the stock market made it possible for us this early even till now we earn weekly. Thanks to FIRE movement.

    • @jovangerard5402
      @jovangerard5402 Рік тому

      Great job with your husband! I bet you’re living your best life right now.

    • @jovangerard5402
      @jovangerard5402 Рік тому

      I’m a young dad, I’m really glad to hear your story it inspires me. What’s FIRE movement please.?

    • @melyndaulf6199
      @melyndaulf6199 Рік тому

      Your story is inspiring. I’m 38 trying to achieve this goal you achieved. Share some tips please so others can actually learn.

    • @constanciacollene9585
      @constanciacollene9585 Рік тому +2

      @@melyndaulf6199 Well, I can share some that helped me.
      1: Plan with a Financial Advisor .
      2: Be frugal and minimal on spending (don’t buy what you don’t need).
      3: Save and invest money towards retirement (Roth IRA/401k)
      4: Save to(Invest) it’s proven way to get richer very important to financial success.

    • @stephenlupi4547
      @stephenlupi4547 Рік тому

      ​@@jovangerard5402 Financial Independence Retire Early

  • @gems2jewels
    @gems2jewels Рік тому +2

    Thanks for calculating the best possible scenarios. Also, thanks for pushing us to look way forward in our planning.

    • @PranaWealth
      @PranaWealth  Рік тому +1

      Anytime, @DS1918 -- I'm trying to lay out a few scenarios that are helpful in thinking about things. We have some issues to fix in our entitlement programs, but it Social Security going bankrupt, while it won't be fun, may not affect people as much as they think.

  • @vinnyg2619
    @vinnyg2619 Рік тому

    Patrick
    Thanks for this! It's good to have an idea of what happens if ...
    I wasn't thinking of this scenario but will have to crunch the numbers to see what happens to us.

  • @paulc1352
    @paulc1352 Рік тому +2

    Interesting video. I just reached my FRA and applied for SS. No looking back now.....Time will tell !

  • @stephenlupi4547
    @stephenlupi4547 Рік тому +1

    Do not forget your Spouse...Claiming SS later affects their benefits if you die. Prob claim at FRA 68.

  • @BryceLovesTech
    @BryceLovesTech Рік тому +1

    2035 that’s about the time I’m supposed to retire, yikes

  • @johngill2853
    @johngill2853 Рік тому +3

    You keep saying social security bankruptcy and it's not bankruptcy but Short fall
    You don't use a table for life expectancy at birth, you use a table for life expectancy at 62. Your purposely underestimating life spans which would favor collecting early
    Social Security will never be cut. It would cause a death spiral to US economy. Social Security money is overwhelmingly statistically spent and 65 million people taking a 25% pay cut would crash are economy

  • @vernshird711
    @vernshird711 Рік тому +2

    Here's my fix without raising the SS tax % -
    Starting in 2023, remove the income cap altogether so all wages are subject the SS tax. Do a slight slope increase in the base bend point of the SS formula to help out the lower earners. Each birth year after 1960 gets 2 months added to the FRA until it reaches 70. Born in 1960? FRA is 67. Born in 1978 or later? FRA is 70. At the same time, add 2 months past age 70 per birth year for those who wish to delay benefits and collect the max. Born in 1960? Your max SS benefit would still occur at age 70. Born in 1978 or later? Your max SS benefit would occur at age 73.
    This should make the program solvent for another 75-80 years, help lower wage earners, and still allow folks who want to delay benefits have a payout exceeding 100%. The min payout age remains 62 - if your FRA is greater than 67 and want more money, then just start your collection after 62.

    • @cindyhenry1410
      @cindyhenry1410 11 місяців тому

      Will you run for office please??

  • @robinw3909
    @robinw3909 7 місяців тому

    In your opinion, what is the probability of SS benefits getting cut by 20% in 2035? Thanks!

  • @pensacola321
    @pensacola321 Рік тому +1

    It is always the same thing with Social Security planning. No matter when you start, your payout will be very similar given life expectancies.

    • @johngill2853
      @johngill2853 Рік тому +1

      Statistically (but I don't think it's been adjusted in awhile so not 100%)
      But some people know that they have a very slim chance of living that long. I think heavy smokers or heavy drinkers for example

  • @JHJohnson
    @JHJohnson 7 місяців тому

    I am about to start. I know i paid for 45 years. I want whats due to me in retirement

  • @murraytown4
    @murraytown4 Рік тому +1

    Canada has a similar regime - Canada Pension Plan - which is flush with cash. There’s no reason why SS cannot be more sustainable.

    • @hanwagu9967
      @hanwagu9967 Рік тому +1

      well CPP premiums have also increased, which is an option in the US to increase OASDI.

  • @josephcler3299
    @josephcler3299 Рік тому +1

    Something is wrong with your calculations, chef Steve only has a 97% chance if he lives to age 76?. He doesn't start collecting social security till he is 70 and has a million dollars? he must be spending like a drunken sailor.

  • @c7042
    @c7042 3 місяці тому

    I'll be dead by then anyway. I've saved my entire life. I retired 16 years ago because I was burnt out by manager stupidity, I was not allowed to create anymore and the whole thing seem pointless. I fell like a cow being milked but not fed. The business collapsed later anyway. Now I'm 74 1/2, don't spend my SSI , but invest it in SPY. I live on my pension annuity. I doubt I'll ever spend any SPY money. Maybe my kids and grandchildren will.They are welcome to it. Or the whole system will crash and there won't be any SPY or SSI money. I've always thought it was better to have at least one backup plan rather than following the lemmings going over the cliff. I have two btw.

  • @michaelalberts4699
    @michaelalberts4699 Рік тому +2

    Unfortunately, this analysis doesn’t address the likelihood that benefits will be cut -it accepts the projections at face value. The political reality is that somehow, someway fixes will be made to eliminate this risk for millions of Americans (and voters).

    • @johngill2853
      @johngill2853 Рік тому +2

      Social security has to be fixed, the consequences of the US economy would be dire.
      65 million checks a month and 65 million people getting a 25% pay cut won't happen. The economy would spiral downward and crash

    • @PranaWealth
      @PranaWealth  Рік тому +1

      I hate to say it, but I don't expect politicians (both parties) to touch the "third rail" and start fixing our entitlement systems before it's absolutely necessary.

    • @johngill2853
      @johngill2853 Рік тому +1

      @@PranaWealth wasn't that exactly what happened in 1983? I'm not old enough to remember but I have went back and read articles from then and they seem to indicate it was at the final hour a fix was agreed on

    • @PranaWealth
      @PranaWealth  Рік тому +1

      @john gill -- pretty much. However, I get the sense that this may be a trickier problem. We'll see. A lot can happen between now and 2035...

    • @johngill2853
      @johngill2853 Рік тому +2

      @@PranaWealth definitely harder to fix this time. But the biggest question is who pays for it. You can easily mathematically figure out a way to fix it as soon as you politically find out a way who pays for it.
      The political problem is bigger than the mathematical problem.

  • @iwnunn7999
    @iwnunn7999 6 місяців тому

    I wonder how much money goes back to the government as a result of early death of single people who's paid into ss for years. It's got to be substantial.

  • @robertbanas3332
    @robertbanas3332 4 місяці тому

    It is shameful what politicians have done to SS
    Benefits over the years
    Take a little it will be allright?
    Take a little more,were still OK
    All of a sudden, SS will be bankrupt by 2035
    Deplorable situation
    All people responsible for this debacle, past and present should be held accountable.
    The John Does of this country, had/have no control over this issue
    There should be legislation brought
    Forward to stop anyone from tampering with SS and Medicare benefits
    Just my opinion, any thoughts?

  • @tedjohnson4451
    @tedjohnson4451 Рік тому +1

    Three to Seven years from retirement now: I'm already planning for the Social Security Trust Fund to be depleted. I'm somewhat "insulated" by having a Public Pension with an 2% Simple Interest COLA & a 80% Purchase Power guarantee. Worst Case: 75% Social Security plus 80% of my effective Calpers Benefit. If Inflation remains high in three years I'll continue to let CalPers & Social Security grow, IF I NEED TOO, during that four year window. The larger the "Number" is when I retire, the better I'll be with "Benefit Reduction".

    • @AllForDemocracy
      @AllForDemocracy 9 місяців тому

      If I need to, not If I need too. FYI

  • @jimfields9217
    @jimfields9217 Рік тому +1

    They won’t let you Fly at 70 you will be decertified before then - not all jobs will just let you work!!!

    • @barrysimmons4546
      @barrysimmons4546 Рік тому

      Retiring at a certain age and collecting SS are not the same thing. Retire when you want to, collect SS at 70.

  • @toddvanbalen5473
    @toddvanbalen5473 Рік тому

    Chef Pete is going to increase his benefits by 8% per year by delaying his filing for SS benefits. Compound this with 8-9% inflation adjustments and he should come out ahead. He will also not be drawing down his retirement savings while he delays claiming benefits. I think Pete is the winner of the chicken dinner.

  • @joechristensen1876
    @joechristensen1876 9 місяців тому

    Not bankrupt in 2035!

  • @leereader8235
    @leereader8235 Рік тому +1

    SS benefits need to be cut

    • @snave59
      @snave59 9 місяців тому

      No they do not.

  • @ws775
    @ws775 11 місяців тому +3

    No, it’s not going bankrupt. The payroll tax just will not fund all the benefits. A 20% cut would be necessary. However that won’t happen. Stop the fearmongering!

  • @hanwagu9967
    @hanwagu9967 Рік тому +2

    You forgot one major reason the SST is projected to run out of money by 2035: Congress spending it. SST had ran a surplus up every year until 2021. Instead of leaving all the surplus in the SST, Congress spent it. I dislike the term bankrupt applying to the SST, because it is inaccurate. It is the SST reserve that is projected to run out by 2035. The reserve is used to offset any shortages in revenue from OASDI (Social security tax). The OASDI revenue is projected to be about 80% of funding liabilities by 2035. If SST starts to run a surplus again and Congress doesn't spend it again, this scenario could be moot. The what if the reserve runs out scenario is sort of pointless, given the political liability Congress and POTUS will have if SS payments are cut.

    • @johngill2853
      @johngill2853 Рік тому +1

      The Social Security trust fund is invested in treasury securities. The safest securities in the world.
      It is always paid back with interest as dictated by law. Exactly where would you put the trust fund if it wasn't in treasury securities and if you're getting ready to say the stock market President Bush already suggested that and the people spoke loud and clear they didn't want that

    • @hanwagu9967
      @hanwagu9967 Рік тому

      ​@@johngill2853 I don't think I questioned what SSTF was invested in. That wasn't the issue. Although they aren't really invested in treasuries, more like treasury IOUs are posted to the SSTF account. The issue has been that despite SS running a surplus since 2021. This has everything to do with the on again off again budget Congress has played around with, and remember that whole sequestration thing? Since we are continuing to run deficits, Treasury uses cash on hand first. Since the ss taxes don't actually go to SSTF directly, they get comingled with all the other revenue at the Treasury and are either on or off budget (currently off) for record keeping as treasury IOUs.

    • @johngill2853
      @johngill2853 Рік тому

      @@hanwagu9967 fair enough
      But your best statement in the original post is the biggest point. Social Security can't be cut because the political fallout. Or at least it can't be cut across the board, I could sure see some taxes being added

    • @SandfordSmythe
      @SandfordSmythe 10 місяців тому

      @@hanwagu9967 Stop implying that SS funds are being spent by Congress.

  • @judithgrace9850
    @judithgrace9850 3 місяці тому

    Stop stealing our money.

  • @zigmondklimkowicz7043
    @zigmondklimkowicz7043 Рік тому +3

    Raise the SS tax, it hasn't been raised since the 1970's. Lower the wages of all federal workers and end one tenth of wasteful federal programs. Just a couple of ideas to help SS. After all, we spend 900 billion dollars just of the military, other countries do not spend anywhere near that much, maybe 50 billion but nowhere near 900 billion.Cut, Cut, Cut.

  • @barrysimmons4546
    @barrysimmons4546 Рік тому

    SS benefits should be cut by 50% immediately.

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    @jesuschristsaves1955 Рік тому

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