Social Security Dodge
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&quot;THE CRISIS IS NOW,&quot; President Bush declared of Social Security at the economic conference called by the White House last week.
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The Social Security system will take in more money annually than it pays out in benefits until 2020, two years later than earlier estimated, the Congressional Budget Office reported Monday in a modest change unlikely to alter the growing political debate over the program.
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The fight over Social Security marks only the beginning of a national debate over the cost of a graying society -- and the inevitable reallocation of resources that is sure to produce winners and losers, in the United States and around the world
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The Bush administration has made a major production of its scheme to restructure Social Security. That notion was the centerpiece of President Bush&#39;s economic strategy meeting last week.
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Tens of thousands of Americans are discovering, as they approach retirement, that money they were promised is not forthcoming.
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Fresh from re-election, President Bush is dusting off an ambitious proposal to overhaul Social Security, a controversial idea that had been shelved because of politics and the administration's focus on tax cuts and terrorism.
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Q I'm 34 and, despite my master's degree in public policy, a little confused by the numbers Social Security sends me in their little green and white Social Security Statement mailer. It says that if I retire at 67, my payment would be $1,984 per month -- less if I retire early, more if I defer.
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President Bush has made his ambitious proposal to revamp Social Security a priority for his second term. This is the first part of an occasional series exploring the retirement
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Social Security, the entitlement that keeps millions of elderly Americans out of poverty with monthly checks gleaned from payroll taxes, ranks as one of Flint Journal readers&#39; top issues in this presidential election.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 9 -- Opponents of creating private accounts under Social Security often argue that the primary beneficiaries would be Wall Street investment firms. Wall Street's main trade group on Thursday said it isn't so.
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Iin about 15 years, and probably less, this nation&#39;s retirement system will start to run a deficit, according to the Social Security&#39;s trustees.
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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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Rasmussen Reports - When the new Congress convenes under Democratic control in January, it will face a challenge on Social Security that has remained unsolved for a generation. Americans under 50 are skeptical about receiving their promised benefits, most voters believe change is needed, and there is strong opposition to both tax increases and benefit cuts.
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Strategies to limit tax bills for Americans living overseas.
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With a growing backlog of disability claims, you may be waiting awhile if you rely on the government to protect you.
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Payments to Social Security recipients and most federal retirees will increase 2.3 percent in January. It is the smallest cost-of-living adjustment since 2003, reflecting a lower rate of inflation.
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In an early test of strength over  President Bush's immigration reform agenda, some conservatives  and seniors organizations are campaigning to block  implementation of a U.S.-Mexico pact on Social Security.