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There has been a huge influx as of late on how to better reform Social Security. This has been spurred by recurring reports in recent years by the Social Security Trustees on the current and future state of the program. Nobody wants to see the cuts in benefits that will be inevitable should no action be taken. It is widely accepted that there should be a course correction, however, most are suggesting a different path. For more information on this topic, visit this article by Jill Cornfield with Bankrate.
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