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The Importance of Social Security–A Statistical Verification
Citing the correlating results of three separate surveys (the Current Population Survey, the Health and Retirement Study, and the Survey of Income and Program Participation), former economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Alicia H. Munnell asserts her opinion that “Social Security is a very important source of retirement income and that needs to be recognized in any debate about the program’s future.” Read her www.marketwatch.com post and the statistics behind her conclusion here…
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