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The new retirement: It’s later now
For many Americans the concept of a traditional retirement, 30 or more years of leisure after a productive career is neither realistic nor appealing. Increased life expectancy, better health and the desire to remain active and productive into their 70s, 80s and even 90s, are prompting them to re-examine the concept of retirement. Read more…
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To me, one more easy and obvious way to help SS remain solvent would be to raise the maximum salary/FICA tax levels.