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Headwinds Building in Opposition to a Full Retirement Age Increase

Although many pundits have weighed in on the likelihood of a further setback in the age at which newly eligible beneficiaries can claim their full benefits, a recent Quinnipiac University poll suggests that there is substantial pushback from Republican, Independent, and Democrat voters. In fact, the poll puts this opposition at around 80%. Interestingly, the poll respondents oppose the full retirement age setback even if it would mean keeping benefits intact longer. The Hill staff writer Olafimihan Oshin, in a recent post on their site, recaps the Quinnipiac poll and its key results. Check it out here…

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