This monologue podcast focuses on potential impacts on Social Security benefits in 2025. Attorney Walter Hnot presents a series of predictions, including increased elderly employment due to economic factors, potential naval conflicts in the Pacific impacting the US dollar, and changes in Social Security administration under a new commissioner. He highlights the risk of war with China destabilizing the US dollar and impacting Social Security's solvency, citing the high cost of raising children and increasing student loan debt as contributing factors to a declining birth rate. The attorney concludes by warning listeners to prepare for unexpected events and potential instability. The average cost of raising a child to 18 is cited as between $233,610 and $375,000.
