How you would fix Social Security: Raise the retirement age
About a month ago, the Post invited readers to chime in on what they thought were the best ways to fix Social Security. With the help of the Center for Retirement Research, we presented an array of 12 solutions commonly suggested for the retirement system, which is projected to be so depleted that it will be unable to pay full benefits by 2033. Then we asked readers to pick the options they would consider. This week we’ll report on the solutions that have resonated with the most readers…Read More
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