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The Beginning of the End of Social Security As We Know It
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LATimes Payroll tax cut undermines Social Security's security Very interesting article - Now why did our Representatives in Washington decide to do it THIS way?? Not that I am not grateful since my k
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The Beginning of the End of Social Security As We Know It
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LATimes Payroll tax cut undermines Social Security's security Very interesting article - Now why did our Representatives in Washington decide to do it THIS way?? Not that I am not grateful since my kids (daughter and son-in-law) who both make over $ 110,100 a year will get this $ 2,200 tax break EACH - That is $ 4,400 for their family. Others don't get that much. So at the end of this year, whomever has to reinstate this tax will have some decisions to make - should it go back into the SS fund or will this 2% be diverted for younger workers into some private, "individualized" accounts with a host of other tax reform legislation. Very interesting article, indeed. |
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