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Social Security’s Solvency Issue: What the Public Thinks
The staff at Tribune-Review, in a post on triblive.com’s Valley News Dispatch page, present a collection of opinions expressed by folks on the street about the much-publicized long-term solvency issues faced by Social Security. The comments captured by reporters address concerns for those already drawing benefits, as well as the plight of younger workers with decades to go until reaching their retirement years. The common theme here is one of concern, coupled with a recognition of the need for action. Read the post here…
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