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Social Security 2032

Social Security trust fund depletion timeline

When will Social Security run out of reserves? The 2026 report distinguishes OASI in 2032 Q4 from hypothetical combined OASDI in 2034 Q3.

OASI, DI and OASDI: three different measures

2026–2040 annual planning table

Built 2026-11-09 (UTC). Remaining years use the build date for the current-year row and January 1 for other years, divided by 365.2425 and clamped at zero. The official report gives a quarter, not an exact day.

OASI report basis; October 1, 2032 timing convention
YearYears until OASI depletionPayment status
20265.89100% payable
20275.75100% payable
20284.75100% payable
20293.75100% payable
20302.75100% payable
20311.75100% payable
20320.75100% before depletion; 78% at depletion in Q4
20330.0078% payable — fixed-share illustration
20340.0078% payable — fixed-share illustration
20350.0078% payable — fixed-share illustration
20360.0078% payable — fixed-share illustration
20370.0078% payable — fixed-share illustration
20380.0078% payable — fixed-share illustration
20390.0078% payable — fixed-share illustration
20400.0078% payable — fixed-share illustration

After 2032, 78% is a constant-share planning illustration using the existing calculator, not the report’s annual forecasts. The actual projected share declines toward 62% by 2100; no annual path is interpolated here.

See your benefit illustration ($2,000/month, claiming in 2035 for 20 years)

Frequently asked questions

Does Social Security run out entirely?

Reserve depletion is not the end of income. Continuing taxes finance part of scheduled benefits; OASI can pay 78% at depletion under the report baseline.

Are OASI, DI and OASDI the same fund?

No. OASI covers retirement and survivors, DI covers disability. OASDI is a hypothetical combined accounting view of two legally separate funds; combining reserves requires legislation.

Is October 1, 2032 the official depletion date?

No. The report gives 2032 Q4. October 1 is our start-of-quarter convention for remaining-time arithmetic, not an official exact day.

Basis: 2026 Trustees Report, intermediate assumptions. Sources and calculation limits · Back to the calculator