Yes, Social Security has to be fixed
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PRESIDENT BUSH used an economic summit in Washington last week to promote his plans to reform the crumbling Social Security system.
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President Bush continued to lay the groundwork for a strong effort by the White House to overhaul Social Security.
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He signals plans to fix Social Security system, revamp tax code, and update school reforms. By Peter Grier | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has done it again. For at least the fourth time this year, he has touched the electrified third rail of American politics - Social Security.
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The nation's 47 million Social Security recipients got a bit of good news yesterday: their checks next year will increase 2.7 percent, or an average of $25 thanks to the program's annual cost-of-living adjustment. But looking further into the future, the news is less encouraging. A trio of forces -- higher taxes, rising medical costs, and a mandated increase in ...
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He signals plans to fix Social Security system, revamp tax code, and update school reforms.
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JACKSON, Wyo. - For at least the fourth time this year, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has touched the electrified third rail of American politics - Social Security...
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Three years after President Bush&#39;s Social Security commission proposed adding private investment accounts to the program, the action is heating up.
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US President George W Bush has vowed to push through big reforms to the Social Security programme in his next term. &quot;Now is the time to work together to confront the problem... the crisis is now,&quot; he told
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Third in a series of occasional articles examining the economic and political stakes involved in the Bush administration's proposed overhaul of Social Security.
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WASHINGTON - Social Security benefits for nearly 50 million people will rise 2.3 percent starting in January, the smallest increase in four years. The typical retiree will face the challenge of using the additional $24 to cover higher costs for everything from gasoline and food to medical care.
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When it comes to Social Security, President Bush says saving the system from bankruptcy can&#39;t wait. He says it&#39;s time to give workers the ability to invest some of their contributions -- and he says guidelines
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Bee Washington Bureau. WASHINGTON - Beginning a major push for one of his signature economic plans, President Bush on Thursday called for urgent action to revamp the Social Security system.
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An aging US population would strain public finances and hurt the economy unless there were quick adjustments to the social safety net, such as raising the age for
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President's plan to overhaul Social Security reflects bigger fight of free market vs. safety net.
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The following editorial appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Thursday, Feb. 8:  Do people earning more than $200,000 a year deserve a welfare check from Uncle Sam? Of course not.
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President Bush acknowledged the dicey politics of Social Security as he urged Congress to approve his plan to add personal accounts to the system. With the system in financial straits, he said, any political price is worth paying.