Because of the income cap, individuals that make more than $113,700 a year stop paying into Social Security toward the end of the year. Removing this cap could extend the solvency of the program without cutting benefits or raising the retirement age.
Scrapping the cap will allow us to shore up Social Security for about another 75 years. Itâs a step Mark Begich has been advocating for — and you can join him.
Social Security is an important program that 84,000 Alaskans rely on to make ends meet. Help Mark Begich protect the program — add your name to support scrap the cap below.
