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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2025 · 14 MIN

E910: Survey Finds Most Americans Expect Social Security Cuts

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[The Cato Institute] Survey reveals most expect Social Security benefits will be cut in the future [Business Wire] A $2.5 billion capital commitment from Blue Owl to Finance of America sends an important signal about the future of reverse mortgage lending. [Reverse Market Insight] Reverse Market Insight’s Market Minute with Jon McCue reviewing all the latest trends in HECM originations. Watch our video podcast here!

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Survey reveals most expect Social Security benefits cuts to save the program. A new Cato Institute survey shows 70% of Americans expect future Social Security cuts—raising urgent questions about how retirees will replace lost income if the program falls short. Other Stories: [Business Wire] A $2.5 billion capital commitment from Blue Owl to Finance of America sends an important signal about the outlook of reverse mortgage lending. [Reverse Market Insight] Reverse Market Insight’s Market Minute with Jon McCue reviewing all the latest trends in HECM originations.

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