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More Discussion on Social Security Reform
Former presidential appointee and current senior policy fellow at the Bloustein School of Planning and Policy, Rutgers University Richard Keevey shares some thoughts on approaches to reforming Social Security in the face of its looming insolvency problem. After discussing the Congressional Budget office (CBO) report form last year outlining 37 options for consideration, Keevey narrows his recommendations to three primary changes: eliminating the tax cap, increasing the full retirement age, and increasing the payroll tax rate. Read his www.northjersey.com post here…