Our Unsustainable Debt
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America’s national debt is now over $39 trillion. That’s more than $114,000 for every person in America. Learn how we got here and where we are headed if we don’t act now.
The Latest
(Arlington, Va. - Aug. 5, 2026) - The U.S. Senate Finance Committee met Wednesday to examine the PROMISE Act and other proposals for addressing Social Security’s rapidly approaching financial deadline. Social Security’s retirement trust fund is projected to be depleted in late 2032. Without congressional action, incoming revenue would cover only 78% of scheduled retirement and survivor benefits, resulting in an automatic 22% reduction. Concord Action Executive Director Dr. Carolyn Bourdeaux released the following statement: “Congress has spent years talking…
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A Time for Action
Who We Are
Concord Action
Concord Action is a growing grassroots movement of Americans who care deeply about our economy and fiscal outlook. Our supporters worry that America’s unsustainable national debt is contributing to inflation, driving higher interest rates, threatening our security and creating an unfair burden for our future. We believe we must change course before our country is bankrupt.
Stand with us to demand lawmakers stop adding to our unsustainable debt.
