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Thoughts on Addressing the Social Security Solvency Dilemma
Courier-Tribune (Asheboro, North Carolina) contributor Bob Morrison, in an article posted on www.courier-tribune.com’s Opinions page, provides some thoughts on an approach to resolving the Social Security impending insolvency. His suggestion calls for “a ‘flat tax’ of 1 or 2 percent applying only to income in excess of the $128,700 cap on the FICA tax. The new tax should apply to all income: wages, interest and every kind of investment income.” Learn more about his thoughts here…
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