The Social Security program, established in the United States more than 80 years ago, is set to continue serving retirees and their beneficiaries for another 90 years, according to Frank Bisignano, the Commissioner of the Social Security Administration (SSA). The SSA is projected to release its annual Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) on Wednesday, August 11, 2021.

In an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box," Bisignano said:

"The Social Security program went down this journey over a century, and we believe that it will continue for another 90 years."

Social Security Commissioner Sees Bright Future

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The future of the U.S. social safety net has been a topic of debate for many years, as the program faces challenges like rising life expectancy, inflation, and increasing cost of healthcare. However, Mr. Bisignano reassures the public that the Social Security system has proven to be resilient and adaptable throughout history.

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Bisignano Provides Insights on Social Security Future

• Frank Bisignano predicts Social Security will continue to exist for another 90 years
• The SSA will release the COLA report on August 11th
• Bisignano defends the program's adaptability and resilience both domestically and internationally

"The program has faced challenges before, and has come out stronger from each experience."

• Social Security has a rich history spanning over a century
• US citizens' financial stability depends on the ongoing viability of the program
• The future of Social Security is essential for the country's economic growth and prosperity

"The Social Security system has faced challenges before, and comes out stronger after each experience." - Frank Bisignano, SSA Commissioner (Source: CNBC)

The optimism expressed by Commissioner Bisignano comes at a time when discussions about the future of Social Security in the United States continue to be a matter of interest to millions of people relying on the program's stability for their financial security.

"The Social Security system has a rich history that shows its resilience." - Frank Bisignano, SSA Commissioner (Source: CNBC)

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