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Thoughts on Improving the Future Sustainability of Social Security
John Iekel, in a post on www.asppa-net.org (part of the American Retirement Association), takes a look at a recent American Enterprise Institute (AEI) article on the subject of retirement funding. In his post, he examines Andrew Biggs’ article titled “Increasing the Effectiveness and Sustainability of the Nation’s Entitlement Programs“ focusing on the ideas AEI and Biggs set forth for the sustainability of future financing of what they term “entitlement” programs (an often-disputed and ire-inducing term applied to programs like Social Security and Medicare). Read his article here…
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