A list of ideas to fix Social Security: The good, the bad, and the ugly
It’s pretty well known by now that, in just a few years, Social Security will start depleting its trust fund to pay benefits. And although numerous ideas and Congressional proposals have been offered, they range from the good, to the bad, to the ugly. This article by Sean Williams of The Motley Fool lists 20 ideas that have been floated about how to resolve the program’s financial issues.
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To read Sean Williams’ article listing 20 ways to fix Social Security, from the logical to the absolutely insane, click here.
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