The Social Security trust fund clock keeps ticking toward the early 2030s, and every year of delay makes the eventual fix uglier. Raise the retirement age, trim benefits, hike payroll taxes — nobody loves the menu, but kicking the can has fans too. Should Congress reform Social Security before the shortfall hits?
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Leave it alone is popular until the trust fund math hits.
Exactly. means-testing top benefits seems more honest than payroll hikes alone.
Reform now or benefit cuts later. Pick your poison.
Reform now or benefit cuts later. Pick your poison.
Raise the wage cap already. Broader base beats cutting COLAs.
Leave it alone is popular until the trust fund math hits.
Means-testing top benefits seems more honest than payroll hikes alone.
Not buying that. not sure which reform package I'd trust from this Congress.
Not sure which reform package I'd trust from this Congress.
2032 is not far. Kicking the can is malpractice.
Sure, and 2032 is not far. Kicking the can is malpractice.
Lol. leave it alone is popular until the trust fund math hits.
Not buying that. reform now or benefit cuts later. Pick your poison.
Exactly. raise the wage cap already. Broader base beats cutting COLAs.