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Candidates Need to Talk About Social Security
As Baby Boomers are retiring in mass the political stage needs to turn its attention to Social Security and retirement sustainability. This is more than just a hot topic and deserves more than a passing glance and comment, this topic needs to be covered and debated in order for the massive demographic entering retirement age to make an informed decision on the candidates. This issue will affect more and more people in the next decade and there has been minimal debate over how each candidate will handle the situation that is quickly becoming the next big problem. For more information on this visit this article by Dan Kadlec with Time.
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