Commentary: The Case Against Cutting Social Security Benefits
Critics say the program should be trimmed, but supporters argue Americans still favor stronger protections as the trust fund heads toward depletion.
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The case against cutting Social Security benefits
Are Social Security benefits too generous? Some fiscal hawks and classic conservatives say the answer is yes, and see the upcoming depletion of the trust fund as an opportunity to rein them in. Social Security was meant to be insurance against poverty, they say, not the sole source of income for a middle-class retirement. The program needs to institute benefit caps, means testing, or even a flat benefit to remain viable.
Edwards: The case against cutting Social Security benefits
Are Social Security benefits too generous? Some fiscal hawks and classic conservatives say the answer is yes, and see the upcoming depletion of the trust fund as an opportunity to rein them in.
Commentary: The case against cutting Social Security benefits
Are Social Security benefits too generous? Some fiscal hawks and classic conservatives say the answer is yes, and see the upcoming depletion of the trust fund as an opportunity to rein them in. Social Security was meant to be insurance…
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