PratchettFan
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And the people who don't do well? Do we kick them into the streets and let them starve when they get too old to work?
That should be where the safety net kicks in.
And you obviously have to have limits on what you can invest in based on your age and ability to take care of yourself if you fail.
There are plenty of safe options out there that if taken advantage of early will provide a nice nest egg with very little risk.
So, if I understand you, you are saying that I should pay into social security but only be allowed to access it if I am desperate?
No,you should be able to use a portion of your money to invest leaving some as a safety net.
That is what we currently have.
No it's not.
Yes, it is. You pay into the system for the safety net. You use a portion of your money to invest. What is different?