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Is growing income inequity hurting Social Security?
He point[s] out that critics leave the impression that rich people are getting something for free from Social Security, which is not the case. “The implication in the CAP report is that a person who reaches the cap in February is somehow taking advantage of people or getting away with something for free,” says Moeller. But in fact, they pay into the system like everyone else…Read More.
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