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thereformedbroker.com
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| | | | | My asset allocation and outside bets make sense only for me, just like your portfolio ought to make sense only for you. | |
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voxbaby.blogspot.com
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| | | | | I'm getting ready to start a new series of posts on Social Security, and so I have created a second archive page with links to Social Securi... | |
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humbledollar.com
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| | | | | IN A RECENT TWITTER post, a man claimed that if all the Social Security taxes he and his employers pay were invested instead, he'd accumulate $1.9 million by age 67. That sum could then generate $95,000 in annual income, he added, which is more than his anticipated Social Security benefit. He concluded that Social Security was "theft." Claims like these bother me greatly because they're often widely read and believed-and they're nonsense. Social Security is an insurance program, | |
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ifttt.itbehere.com
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| | | [AI summary] The article discusses the financial challenges of Social Security, arguing that the program's shortfall is more due to congressional inaction rather than income inequality, and critiques the simplistic solutions proposed by pundits. | ||