Millions of retired seniors get monthly benefits from Social Security. But in about 11 years' time, those benefits have the potential to get cut in a serious way. There's really no beating around that bush. However, with some savvy planning on your part, Social Security cuts don't have to be a problem for you.

Social Security gets the bulk of its revenue from payroll taxes. But in the coming years, a huge number of older workers are expected to exit the labor force, thereby denying the program the revenue it needs to keep up with scheduled benefits.

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