Social Security’s Trust Funds: Asset, Accounting Tool or Debt?
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Social Security’s trust funds: asset, accounting tool or debt?
(The Center Square) – While many policy experts agree Social Security faces long-term financing challenges, they often disagree on a core part of the program’s funding, as discussed by tax and budget analysts Wednesday at the Cato Institute.
Social Security’s trust funds: asset, accounting tool or debt? | The Highland County Press
Social Security is designed to function as a pay-as-you-go system, meaning the government uses Social Security taxes from working individuals to pay for the benefits the program provides to seniors and the disabled. But when a greater portion of the population is of retirement age and there aren’t enough workers to support the program’s benefits – as is now the case – the government has to tap into the reserves held in the program’s trust fund.
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