they have alreadyHang on... So the Republicans are going to propose a Swedish type social security net?
I would seriously love if you were right... Could you please point to were they have proposed this?
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they have alreadyHang on... So the Republicans are going to propose a Swedish type social security net?
I would seriously love if you were right... Could you please point to were they have proposed this?
Agree. Or at least peg the amount where taxation starts to inflation. I don’t think it’s been touched in 25 years.Of course its a fix, and a damn good one.
Eliminate taxes on the benefits, and there will be less pressure to increase them as recipients would get more benefit from them.
No it doesn't all I did was use the same amount of money that SS confiscates.That makes all sorts of assumptions about his actions and behaviors as well as facts not in evidence.
It also ignores the effect of dumping trillions into what is arguably already a volatile medium as well as costs associated with management.
Chile again is a cautionary tale. It was a disaster
Well we can't have people leaving money to their heirs now can we?Plus he can leave that million to his heirs.
And, if SS guy dies right before retirement he gets ZERO of his dollars he has been contributing for decades.
Its a scam.
Ahh the Globalists... They must be behind this...Progs want to change SS in a major way. The payers are becoming payees with the globalist designs being interfered with.
You don't seem to know how pensions work.... Were you the slow one in school...Plus he can leave that million to his heirs.
And, if SS guy dies right before retirement he gets ZERO of his dollars he has been contributing for decades.
Its a scam.
Need an actuary and a day to formalise the actual risk...
You are responsible but broke according to your testimony in another thread. I myself have enjoyed my feeless SS benefits.Personally, I wish there was no social security. I could have done significantly better taking the amount confiscated from me and investing it on my own.
But that’s me. I am responsible, and always lived beneath my means to save for my retirement years. The majority of Americans, though, spend every penny and have nothing saved at all.
So what would happen is that responsible people, such as myself who lowered their living expenses in anticipation of their old age, would be taxed even MORE to help support the irresponsible people who spent money on things they couldn’t afford in their working years, and now have nothing.
SS is forced retirement savings for the irresponsible. We need it to continue.
When did I ever say I was broke?You are responsible but broke according to your testimony in another thread. I myself have enjoyed my feeless SS benefits.
The thread about inflation.When did I ever say I was broke?
I never said I was broke.The thread about inflation.
It assumes that people will voluntarily save TWELVE PERCENT of their incomeNo it doesn't all I did was use the same amount of money that SS confiscates.
Actually not. But ignoring what happened there mandates that you make that claimAnd once again the US is not Chile ( a third world corrupt shithole)
No it doesn'tIt assumes that people will voluntarily save TWELVE PERCENT of their income
That they will leave that money in there. no pulling it out for college No pulling it out for a house, or car or vacations, or health emergency or building a business.
It assumes the market will always produce as it has in the past. (Every prospectus warns against thinking that)
And there WILL be fees because the government will mandate that as it did in Chile.
Actually not. But ignoring what happened there mandates that you make that claim
Only a government stooge would call the truth propagandaBut thanks for showing a big example of the propaganda noted in the thread title
By redeeming the special notes issued to SS, which is already happening. At the current rate the Trust Fund will be spent by 2034.
At which point SS will be able to pay out fully 75% of obligations. Raising the cap would eliminate the difference. For those who don’t know what the cap isBy redeeming the special notes issued to SS, which is already happening. At the current rate the Trust Fund will be spent by 2034.