SteadyMercury
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Even worse = that much in stock market + most of in stock of single company.NOT one person who accumulated that much money and was smart would have had it ALL in the stock market at AGE 68!
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Even worse = that much in stock market + most of in stock of single company.NOT one person who accumulated that much money and was smart would have had it ALL in the stock market at AGE 68!
SS has no "rate of return" because the money is not invested. It's spent the minute the government gets its hands on it. SS is the largest Ponzi scheme ever devised.
I think privatization would be great as long as the government picks up not only any losses but gurantees the gain there would have been under social security, and maybe a few extra bucks for the time involved.
Correct, SS promises no rate of return.SS has no "rate of return"
Therefore doesn't have a key characteristic of a ponzi scheme... a promised rate of return.
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Do you think I wrote ALL of the above?? Are you that f...king stupid???
Geez... right in front of your eyes and you still don't believe it!
What is the problem with people like you? Are you congenitally stupid?
AGAIN AND AGAIN... THESE aren't MY words!
Is factcheck.org making shit up?
Is The White House Office of Management and Budget making shit up??
How stupid are you really? Blaming ME?
Let me repeat. Social Security and Medicare payroll taxes have to be spent on SS and Medicare. They can't be spent on anything else, unless you consider the investment of the surplus in securities as something else. That is LOANED money.
That's simply a lie. If it were true, then were is all the surplus cash the FICA tax has been generating? The fact is it was spent the minute the government received it on whatever the politicians wanted to spend it on. As I have explained ad nauseum, the securities in the so-calleed "Trust Fund" are worthless. They can't be converted to cash without imposing additional taxes on the American people. Any claims to the contrary are the sign of brain damage.
You need to shut up because you don't know what you're talking about. If the Trust Fund was worthless then SS would not have been able to draw on interest received on those securities to supplement incoming payroll taxes for the last 3 years.
You're more clueless on this than anything, and you're a fucking retard in everything else to start with.
I find it interesting that FACTS don't mean anything to people like you!I find it interesting that the biggest bitcher's of Social Security are the one's collecting it......
You make some type of comment without ANY basis...just throw crap on the forum!
Everything I wrote comes from the EXPERTS and researchers.. NOT my words!
As more informed and better qualified people then me have suggested:
a) raise retirement to age 68 for anyone UNDER age 55 and SS will be fine. That simple!
b) Allow ANY one under age 55 to chose
1) Self directed investment into savings accounts, treasuries,yes even the stock market!
2) or use the traditional method...
But give people a choice!
This ONE freedom of choice i.e. self directed into savings,etc. would generate so much more growth in the USA economy it would be unbelievable!
Obviously no one on this forum has ever heard of the Venture Capital Insurance Corp.. VCIC...
and the absolute guarantees that can be provided to the small investor!
You have choices. You get all sorts of tax exempt tax deferred options to put retirement savings into.
The tax system already gives you ample tax benefits to invest in your own retirement .
Then 2008 occurs. My portfolio has only 25% allocated to the market.
Healthcare premiums jumped 180% just a short 4 years after Reagan allowed healthcare insurance companies to invest in highly speculative stock.
Even worse = that much in stock market + most of in stock of single company.NOT one person who accumulated that much money and was smart would have had it ALL in the stock market at AGE 68!
Even worse = that much in stock market + most of in stock of single company.NOT one person who accumulated that much money and was smart would have had it ALL in the stock market at AGE 68!
The main objection to privatizing Social Security seems to be the fact that some people are morons.
Nope, I'm pointing out is offers no rate of return to people who participate. Nowhere does it claim you'll make xyz on what you put it, it just estimates a monthly benefit based on 30 years of salary and age of retirement.The SS apologists on this board keep claiming it has a ROI of 1%-2%. Are you calling them liars? If it has no ROI, then it has no tangible assets.
Of course you aren't, and I bet not one person on these forums believes you are. Screaming it over and over like you do, might as well just stencil "I have self-esteem issues" on your forehead.This is why I'm a multimillionaire
Even worse = that much in stock market + most of in stock of single company.NOT one person who accumulated that much money and was smart would have had it ALL in the stock market at AGE 68!
The main objection to privatizing Social Security seems to be the fact that some people are morons.
Says a moron. bripat, you have shown yourself incapable of preparing for your own future.
Nope, I'm pointing out is offers no rate of return to people who participate. Nowhere does it claim you'll make xyz on what you put it, it just estimates a monthly benefit based on 30 years of salary and age of retirement.The SS apologists on this board keep claiming it has a ROI of 1%-2%. Are you calling them liars? If it has no ROI, then it has no tangible assets.
SS has no "rate of return" because the money is not invested. It's spent the minute the government gets its hands on it. SS is the largest Ponzi scheme ever devised.
SS does have a rate of return. You can see it on the web site.
That the money is spent is irrelevant. The government borrows from you then spends the proceeds, then pays you back when you receive SS.
If you spend money on a credit card, that is also immediately spent, and there is one heck of an interest rate on that.
SS has no "rate of return" because the money is not invested. It's spent the minute the government gets its hands on it. SS is the largest Ponzi scheme ever devised.
SS does have a rate of return. You can see it on the web site.
That the money is spent is irrelevant. The government borrows from you then spends the proceeds, then pays you back when you receive SS.
If you spend money on a credit card, that is also immediately spent, and there is one heck of an interest rate on that.
Except for the little fact that the Government is not obligated to pay one back for what it has "borrowed"...it can change the rules after the fact whenever it desires.
For younger payers, the return is turning negative due to inflation and the low interest rate on government debt.
IDIOT for a brother! NOT one person who accumulated that much money and was smart would have had it ALL in the stock market at AGE 68!
That was totally stupid on his part!
And he was an even BIGGER fool to have all that money by his "advisor" in the market!
Should have at age 68 had 20% in the market THE REST in SECURED investments!
DUMB F...k!