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Yes, instead of 2019, it is now forecast to be 2020, as in the year that starts two days from now. It only ran a $1 billion surplus in 2019.
by baronmunchausen 7y ago
Yes, instead of 2019, it is now forecast to be 2020, as in the year that starts two days from now. It only ran a $1 billion surplus in 2019.
- blacksqr 7y agoNot sure what your point is, but my point is that the predicted year of bankruptcy has kept getting pushed further into the future for decades. The predictions are good for generating headlines but not much else.
- joeblow9999 7y agothere's no 'bankruptcy' per se. There's no actual trust fund even. The 'fund' is the equivalent of an government IOU to itself. Nothing more.