Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Social Security Solvency Simulator
An interactive policy simulator for testing how demographic and economic assumptions, benefit changes, and revenue reforms affect Social Security projections.
- For
- People comparing Social Security reform scenarios
- Worth noticing
- Benefit changes can be applied across five income groups, and the page distinguishes its independent projections from SSA’s actuarial model.
Field notes
The interface separates demographic and economic assumptions from benefit, revenue, and automatic-stabilizer controls. It allows aggregate or five income-group benefit changes and offers package sharing, export, and import options. Output labels include trust-fund ratio and public debt. A notice says projections are produced by an independent model calibrated to published SSA data, rather than the Social Security Administration’s actuarial model.
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