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If Social Security isn’t fixed, average Ohioan will lose $487 a month, report estimates
A report estimates Ohio seniors could lose $487 monthly from Social Security and face 11% Medicare cuts by 2033 if Congress fails to act, risking poverty for 2 million Ohioans and a $12.1 billion state economic hit. Advocates warn that benefit reductions would strain state budgets and social services as aging populations increase healthcare needs.
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