SpaceCoastVol
Jacked up on moonshine and testosterone
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yes, and? It is not treated as an insurance policy by the vast majority of entitled Americans. It is perfect for you leftists to continue your exertion of power over the great unwashed. They are de[endent on you to keep that money coming. You have convinced people that SSN is a retirement vehicle and they treat it as such. So they don't save for their own retirements. The numbers bear that out. 21% of Americans have ZERO saved for retirement. But SSN will take care of them, right? Insurance. When it is bankrupt and the resulting depression that accompanies it is over, this country will be far better off. Until then, you will keep the Ponzi going, and the next step will be to means test those that have paid in the most and that have actually saved for their retirement. Next you go after 401ks.SS was created in 1935, after the 1929 stock market crash and wave of bank failures wiped out so much of peoples' life savings. It is an insurance policy based on the the taxing power of the U.S. government. U.S. Bonds are rated the most secure investment, although some folks add gold to their portfolio, Treasury Bonds top rated as the lowest risk, hence their low premium.
You didn't build that.
You don't need that much money