10/08/2026
Social Security is an important part of retirement income, but it shouldn’t be the only part of the plan.
According to the 2026 Social Security Trustees Report, the combined trust funds are projected to pay full scheduled benefits until 2034. If Congress does not make changes before then, incoming revenue would still cover about 83% of scheduled benefits at that point.
That doesn’t mean Social Security is disappearing. It does mean future retirees should think carefully about how Social Security fits alongside pensions, retirement accounts, personal savings, and other income sources.
A strong retirement strategy is built around multiple sources of income and the flexibility to adapt over time.
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