Experts have estimated that Social Security benefits will get cut 24% at the time the program goes insolvent in 2034.

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The current average monthly Social Security check of just over $2,000 doesn’t begin to cover typical living expenses for a single person in the United States.

The Social Security trust fund could face insolvency by late 2032, per CRFB estimates. That would trigger a 24% automatic benefit cut—about $18,000 annually for a dual-earning couple.