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The “Missing Trust Fund” Issue
Referring to “a policy decision in the late 1930s to pay benefits far in excess of contributions for the early cohorts of workers,” an article posted on FEDweek discusses ways to compensate for this policy decision and its impact on the current solvency issue. The article was posted in FEDweek’s Retirement & Financial Planning Report, and can be accessed here…
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