dixonge
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Why discuss a bill that hasn't had a single action recorded in exactly one year?
IMO, there should have been some sort of mandatory education that went along with paying into SS. Monthly, semi-annual, something.
-ERD50
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What I find most despicable is that the system would be not only solvent but flush if it had been allowed to invest in government bonds at market rates. Instead it was paid low rates that got us where we are.
The bonds purchased have an interest rate of 1.500 percent, reflecting the average market yield, as of the last business day of the prior month, on the outstanding marketable U.S. obligations that are due or callable more than 4 years in the future.
I think you are dead wrong.I think current retirees would accept some modest cuts.
I think you are dead wrong.
50% of SS recipients have below average IQ.
+1. Sounds like BS to meReference?
The SS Trustees report says for June 2021: