The Save Our Seniors Act requires the Congressional Budget Office to provide Congress with additional information about Social Security payments, specifically comparing what the government currently assumes it will pay out versus what it can actually pay based on dedicated funding sources. The bill amends budget reporting rules to include these comparisons in graph format alongside existing reports on the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund (which pays regular Social Security benefits) and the Disability Insurance Trust Fund (which pays disability benefits). This applies to seniors and disabled individuals who depend on Social Security income. The legislation contains no specific funding requirements and has no set timeline, as it primarily mandates improved reporting and transparency rather than authorizing new spending. The bill was introduced on July 29, 2025, and referred to the House Budget Committee.
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