The Social Security Advisory Board has commissioned an expert panel to review the assumptions and methods used by Social Security trustees in their annual report on the program’s financial status.
It’s the fifth time since 1999 that the board has done so.
The panel will be composed of actuaries, demographers and economists, and will convene for the first time on Nov. 21. The 2015 Technical Panel on Assumptions and Methods will analyze how economic and demographic trends will affect Social Security’s long-term solvency. It is expected to deliver the final report on its findings next fall.
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