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The 2022 Trustees Report for the Social Security program confirms that the program faces a long-term financing shortfall equivalent to 1% of GDP and consequently federal legislators will need to take steps to fix the problem before 2035 to prevent Americans from experiencing a "precipitous" cut in benefits.

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