Bryan Kuderna Exposes Trump and Harris for Ignoring Social Security Problems
- The U.S. national debt has just crossed the $35 trillion mark, causing widespread concern.
- Financial adviser Bryan Kuderna argues that Trump and Harris are failing to address the pressing issues related to Social Security.
- Kuderna emphasizes the need for candidates to propose changes to ensure the program's sustainability.
As the 2024 presidential race intensifies, the U.S. national debt has surpassed $35 trillion, raising concerns among lawmakers and economists. Financial adviser Bryan Kuderna has pointed out that both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are neglecting significant issues surrounding Social Security, which accounts for a large portion of the 2024 federal budget. Kuderna expressed frustration that neither candidate has proposed necessary adjustments, such as increasing the retirement age, despite modern life expectancy and the current financial imbalance. He noted that the retirement age has barely shifted since 1945, moving from 65 to just 67, even as the population has aged and the program faces financial challenges. Both candidates have pledged to protect Social Security without any cuts, creating potentially unsustainable long-term fiscal consequences.