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Jeb Bush Rehashes Old ‘Solutions’ to Social Security While Fund Marches Toward Insolvency
While still not formally declaring his candidacy for president, Jeb Bush charged straight into one of the most politically divisive issues of our time: altering the minimum age to start receiving Social Security. While Bush stated this should be done in a “relatively short order,” he did not have an age in mind to share with reporters. Potential presidential candidate Chris Christie has suggested that the retirement age should be raised to 69. The current minimum age is 67 for those born after 1960. Read more…
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