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The Recurring Issue of Privitization
The question of whether or not Social Security contributors should be allowed to invest a portion of their accumulated contribution in individual retirement accounts outside of the traditional trust fund is an on again, off again issue. Although there are no current polls available to gauge public sentiment, the most recent surveys imply that there might be a preference for having this freedom to choose. The Motley Fool’s Sean Williams takes a look at this on-going topic in an article posted today on their website. Access it here…
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