Project 2025 for Social Security is a set of reforms proposed to address the long-term financial challenges facing the Social Security program in the United States. The program is facing a number of challenges, including an aging population, increasing longevity, and a decline in the number of workers supporting each retiree.
The reforms proposed under Project 2025 are designed to address these challenges and ensure the long-term solvency of the Social Security program. The reforms include a number of measures, such as increasing the retirement age, adjusting the formula for calculating benefits, and raising the payroll tax rate. If implemented, these reforms would help to ensure that Social Security continues to provide a safety net for retirees in the future.
