The real reason behind Social Security’s problems
In spite of reports you might read in the media, Social Security’s funding challenges aren’t caused by people living longer, the way the federal programs’ Trust Fund is invested or by the nation’s large public debt. The real reason for the pending funding crunch? People are having fewer children, said Steve Goss, the Social Security Administration’s chief actuary recently at the annual meeting of the Society of Actuaries in San Diego...Read More
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