Social Security Trustees Report

Target entity: Social Security Trustees Report
Context triple: [Board of Trustees of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Disability Insurance Trust Funds, typeOfReport, Social Security Trustees Report]

• A. Social Security Trust Funds
  The Social Security Trust Funds are federal accounts that hold and manage payroll tax revenues to finance Social Security retirement, disability, and survivors benefits in the United States.
• B. Social Security
  Social Security is a U.S. federal program that provides retirement, disability, and survivors’ benefits funded primarily through payroll taxes.
• C. National Commission on Social Security Reform
  The National Commission on Social Security Reform, often called the Greenspan Commission, was a bipartisan U.S. body established in the early 1980s to address Social Security’s financial crisis and propose long-term solvency reforms.
• D. Social Security normal retirement age
  Social Security normal retirement age is the age at which U.S. workers become eligible to receive full, unreduced Social Security retirement benefits, varying by year of birth.
• E. Social Security retirement benefits
  Social Security retirement benefits are monthly payments from the U.S. Social Security program that provide income to eligible workers and their dependents after the worker retires, based on their prior earnings and work history.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Social Security Trustees Report
Target entity description: The Social Security Trustees Report is an annual actuarial and financial assessment of the long-term solvency and projections of the U.S. Social Security trust funds.

• A. Social Security Trust Funds
  The Social Security Trust Funds are federal accounts that hold and manage payroll tax revenues to finance Social Security retirement, disability, and survivors benefits in the United States.
• B. Social Security
  Social Security is a U.S. federal program that provides retirement, disability, and survivors’ benefits funded primarily through payroll taxes.
• C. National Commission on Social Security Reform
  The National Commission on Social Security Reform, often called the Greenspan Commission, was a bipartisan U.S. body established in the early 1980s to address Social Security’s financial crisis and propose long-term solvency reforms.
• D. Social Security normal retirement age
  Social Security normal retirement age is the age at which U.S. workers become eligible to receive full, unreduced Social Security retirement benefits, varying by year of birth.
• E. Social Security retirement benefits
  Social Security retirement benefits are monthly payments from the U.S. Social Security program that provide income to eligible workers and their dependents after the worker retires, based on their prior earnings and work history.
• F. None of above. chosen