3.9K views · 27 reactions | Retirees who receive Social Security funds could see cuts to their monthly benefits as soon as 2033, according to a recent report released by the Social Security Administration. In 2023, the average Social Security enrollee received around $1,700 a month, with retirees collecting nearly $1,800, after adjusting for inflation.  What are your thoughts on cuts to Social Security? | USAFacts | Facebook

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