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Social Security’s Role in the 2020 Economic Reality
In a post today on Forbes.com, contributor John F. Wasik takes a look at Social Security as it stands at this point in time, and examines the implications of the economic forces at play in the wake of the pandemic’s workforce devastation. Wasik’s post draws on commentary from non-profit advocacy group Social Security Works, including their position that “ … Social Security has a large accumulated surplus and is extremely affordable, and will continue to be throughout the 21st century and beyond, even in spite of the current economic downturn.” Read his post here…
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