6. Meanwhile, here is the truth, as stated by the Social Security Administration in its annual Trustees Report from 2014: Social Security is not sustainable over the long term at current benefit and tax rates. In 2010, the program paid more in benefits and expenses than it collected in taxes and other noninterest income, and the 2014 Trustees Report projects this pattern to continue for the next 75 years.
How many of you notice something odd in the highlighted text? Why do you suppose there's a peculiar reference to 'non-interest income'?
lol, I'll give you a moment...
OK, time's up.
The reason the above is misleading propaganda is simple:
Trying to make it look like SS was in some sort of deficit because SS paid more in benefits than it collected in taxes, etc., and NON-INTEREST income ignores the fact that
in 2010, the SS Trust Fund's bonds earned $108 billion dollars in interest.
lol, **** yeah, if you exclude the Trust Fund's investment income from your numbers you can make it look like SS is in trouble.
lol, rightwingers will believe anything.
OASI Trust Fund a Social Security fund
Note in this link SS's net assets in the Trust Fund went UP in 2010, not down:
OASI Trust Fund a Social Security fund