One thing that can be done is to continue Social Security tax beyond the $160,200 limit. No brainer.
THIS.
Makes me nutty.
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One thing that can be done is to continue Social Security tax beyond the $160,200 limit. No brainer.
while that may help some, it is not enough. Cuts still will need to be made, or we inflate our way out of this mess. Either way, pain is due. the only question is when?THIS.
Makes me nutty.
Speechman, think of it from a different perspective. Social programs and socialism are great, until you run out of the other guys money.So no answer. I get it
You think it's a good idea or not?THIS.
Makes me nutty.
You think it's a good idea or not?
One thing that can be done is to continue Social Security tax beyond the $160,200 limit. No brainer.
100% yes. Raise the damn thing.
--And get rid of the RMD crapola, too
In a nutshell, I'm not here to teach economics classes:
the country cannot afford to continue spending the way it does.
The two main drivers of spending on the federal level are healthcare (Medicare and Medicaid) and Social Security.
The country already has a debt-to-GDP ratio of 120%, it is unsustainable. If the debt is not taken into a more controllable level soon (define soon however you want), buyers of our debt (investors, banks, and other countries) will eventually stop. Ths will cause yeilds to spike, bank runs, economic recessions, markets to fall, unemployment to rise etc..
Eventually the buyer of last resort will have to be the Federal Reserve.
This can/will lead to one of two scenarios:
1) Austerity.
2) Inflate our way out.
Lol nah...wait are you saying you might need to be carful if you are running up dept higher and higher, to keep your lifestyle in your household, when your income is dropping to lower then 50% of previous income
or you might go into default and lose your home?
Come on that cant be true
that is just conspiracy scare tactics