Social Security commissioner Frank Bisignano said the programme can last another 90 years, while offering no detail in the text on how that would be achieved.
01Summary
- 01Frank Bisignano, the commissioner of the Social Security Administration, said on Monday the programme will last another 90 years.
- 02The remarks were reported in The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter.
- 03The source text says only that Bisignano described Social Security as "a long..." before the excerpt ends.
- 04No further details on funding, policy changes or projections are given in the available text.
02Why it matters
Social Security is a major US entitlement programme affecting millions of people. Any claim about its long-term solvency matters to workers, pensioners and policymakers.
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