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As long as there are people paying in, there will still be money coming out the other end. However, if the pipline is smaller then distributions will be reduced and the eligibility age might be pushed back as the population tends to live a lot longer now.
When you hit a certain age (40?), SSA starts to mail out projections of what your SS benefit will be at different income levels and retirement ages. Aren't those projections accurate, or is there something people haven't been told?
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It is not only that people are living so long. Did we forget that the baby boomers are about to retire? Still think it needs an adjustment? I don't see any way out except a major overhaul.
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I wonder how fast we'd be making license plates if we tried such a scheme as SS. I tried but I can't fathom what the difference is between the politicians running SS and people like me running a scheme similar to it.
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