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“US debt exploding to $56 trillion by 2034, Social Security crashes in 2032”
...Social Security, we talking about that before Freeburg. Trust runs out in 2032, one year earlier than previously expected. That's obviously gonna trigger all kinds of discussions around austerity meas
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“Government pensions are unsustainable - here's what happens in 30 years”
...around Social Security to determine whether the current model that we have is really sustainable. You know, not for the next five years. That's probably gonna be alright, hopefully, but more for the n
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...social security and Medicare just like US citizens, and then eventually, I think you would qualify for those over some period of time. You can also get a Social Security number if you're a legal immigrant into The United States on a visa. So for exam
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...Social Security, and we should capitalize it. Right now, there's nothing in Social Security. There's a $4,000,000,000,000 note that the government owes the Social Security trust fund. People don't realize this. But Social Security is an independent t
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...social security system, we've created the deep inequity we see in this country. If instead, we had allowed the Social Security system to invest in the S and P 500 to buy American enterprises, to fund American businesses, then every American would be
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...social security. We should be taking the 4 and a half trillion dollars that our social security beneficiaries have had deducted from their paychecks over many, many years. And those social security future retirees or current retirees are getting comp
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...Social Security and having the government act as a venture capitalist and start investing willy nilly
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...social security, they assume you're taking something away from them because every politician who's ever said social security says I'm gonna take something away. Yeah. But the answer is, if you hit
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...on social security. Because if you don't put it in that box, it just becomes another spending mechanism. I don't like the sound of taking people's Social Security savings or the money that's earmarked for Social Security and having the government act
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...my Social Security number because I had a valid visa to be in The United States. Okay. Yeah. So we have Social Security numbers being given to non citizens. That is not controversial, but there's something controversial about this chart. Antonio, tel
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Social security has a $2,700,000,000,000 balance which is just a basically a treasury bond that's owed that they can't trade out of. Should Social Security have invested in the S and P or invested in equities and why don't we turn Social Security int
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...social security. Social security has a $2,700,000,000,000 balance which is just a basically a treasury bond that's owed that they can't trade out of. Should Social Security have invested in the S and P or invested in equities and why don't we turn So
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...social security go bankrupt. We're not gonna let it dry out. So we're already gonna print money to make the Social Security whole. So if that's the case, we can create a a a backstop for Social Security. We're gonna have to do it either way, but we m
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...Social Security is functionally gonna be bankrupt in eight years. The way the trust is set up, the cash that's there, the assets that are there, and the demand on Social Security given the aging population and the rising payouts every year. So one of
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...security is not funded. And by the way, this opportunity to fix mandatory spending, it was an opportunity to introduce some structural reform in social security. Another reason why I think that there's a degree of dysgrasiad in this bill, particularl
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...the Social Security system says it's 4,000,000,000,000 in the hole. Yeah. Okay? If we cut the waste for an abuse out, it becomes, 1,500,000,000,000.0. And by the way, Frank Bizignano, the greatest executive, the greatest payments executive ever to jo
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