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The clock is ticking on Social Security solvency - Fortune
Social Security is often called the “third rail” of American politics because it is so politically sensitive that any attempt to change it — even in ways that might benefit the program — can be politically fatal for a candidate or party. However, with time running out, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are proposing some hard choices to keep Social Security solvent. Jason Ma, writing for Fortune, reviews several proposals to avert Social Security insolvency. Read Mr. Ma’s article here…
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