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Originally Posted by villagegolfer
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At this point, it's only an issue of overcharging. The program is actuarially sound, albeit with excess collections. For 75 years Social Security has covered all ongoing cost, plus additional to add to the Trust Fund. Ponzi, on the other hand, was running a revolving financial door. It's very different in my mind.
Again, I don't see any difference with other insurance programs. Auto insurance, medical insurance etc. The Insurance company collects premiums to pay claims every year. They're not taking your premium and investing for a future auto accident or health problem.
Without changes, in 30 years, SSA would only be able to pay 75% of promised benefit. Not to worry, changes will be made long before that.