The Social Security Solvency Dilemma–Some Thoughts for All Age Groups
If you’ve kept up with media accounts of Social Security’s looming solvency problem, it’s no secret that absent substantial corrective measures, benefits face reduction in the not-too-distant future. There have been quite a few corrective proposals put forth, but whether or not anything happens in the near term is anybody’s guess. In the meantime, though, it’s incumbent on all future beneficiaries to give thought to actions they can take to soften the impact on their individual situation, and Chicago-based business journalist Kira Brecht outlines them in an article posted today on tickertape.tdameritrade.com. Read her article here…
And while we’re on the subject of Social Security reform, it’s important to note that AMAC’s founder, Dan Weber, has been in the forefront of the fight to address the problems facing America’s Social Security program. As an action-oriented association, AMAC is resolved to do its part to call for action on this very serious problem. In fact, AMAC has developed a simple, actuarially sound solution that has been advanced to Capitol Hill. AMAC representatives have been resolute in their mission to get the attention of lawmakers in Washington, meeting with many, many congressional offices and their legislative staffs over the past several years. The Association is gaining ground every day, and you can help–support AMAC in this fight by joining the “AMAC Army” and contacting your congressional representative to add your voice!
Visit the Association’s website at www.AMAC.us to learn more about AMACs proposed solution and to obtain a copy of a free booklet outlining the steps that need to be taken to resolve this very serious problem.