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A Call for Action on Social Security’s Solvency Dilemma
The Concord Coalition, a non-partisan fiscal advocacy organization serving as a source of information on the risks and consequences of a growing federal debt and unsustainable fiscal policies, recently issued a “call to action” stressing the importance of taking action on Social Security’s long-term solvency problem. Citing the eventual impact on younger workers if no corrective action is taken–and soon–the coalition’s warning is this: “The unconscionable political dynamic of all this is that as the problem grows bigger, political leaders seem even less inclined to do anything about it.” They close with a clear message to young voters (actually, to all voters): “Demand Action.” Read the Coalition’s article by their executive director Robert L. Bixby here…
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