Michigan Could Lose $11.7 Billion A Year If Social Security Benefits Are Cut, New Report Warns
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Michigan Could Lose $11.7 Billion A Year If Social Security Benefits Are Cut, New Report Warns
LANSING — Michigan could lose an estimated $11.7 billion a year in Social Security income if automatic benefit cuts take effect in 2032, according to a new analysis that ranks Michigan among the states most vulnerable to the program’s looming funding crisis. The report from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget found the average Michigan Social Security recipient would lose $523 per month if Congress fails to address projected trust fun…
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