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March 29, 2006
Title: TEN STEPS TO REFORMING BABY BOOMER RETIREMENT
Topic: Retirement: Can we afford to retire?
Discussed by Matt Moore
with National Center for Policy Analysis
Can you afford to retire? Why should the government tax us at a 50% rate on income we earn after we retire? Visit www.ncpa.org for the complete report.
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August 19, 2005
Title: Facts about Social Security
Topic: Social Security
Discussed by Matt Moore
with National Center for Policy Analysis
Social Security: Past, Present and Future. Population, life expectancy, taxes paid and benefits. For Fast Facts log onto:www.teamncpa.org
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August 15, 2005
Title: Fast Facts about Social Security
Topic: Social Security
Discussed by Matt Moore
with National Center for Policy Analysis
Social Security: Past, Present and Future. Population, life expectancy, taxes paid and benefits. For Fast Facts log onto:www.teamncpa.org
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March 14, 2005
Title: Social Security: the problem and some solutions. Part 1
Topic: Social Security
Discussed by Matt Moore
with National Center for Policy Analysis
America's entitlement programs for senior citizens are unsustainable without: 1. Raising Taxes 2. Increasing the retirement age 3. Reducing benefits paid by the government Plain facts. For more, log onto www.ncpa.org on left side click on NCPA Publications and search for # 272...
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Title: Social Security: the problem and some solutions. Part 2
Topic: Social Security
Discussed by Matt Moore
with National Center for Policy Analysis
America's entitlement programs for senior citizens are unsustainable without: 1. Raising Taxes 2. Increasing the retirement age 3. Reducing benefits paid by the government Plan facts. For more, log onto www.ncpa.org and on the left side, click on NCPA Publications and serach for #272
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Title: Social Security: the problem and some solutions. Part 3
Topic: Social Security
Discussed by Matt Moore
with National Center for Policy Analysis
America's entitlement programs for senior citizens are unsustainable without: 1. Raising Taxes 2. Increasing the retirement age 3. Reducing benefits paid by the government. Plain facts. For more, log onto www.ncpa.org and on the left side click on NCPA Publications and search for # 272
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February 25, 2005
Title: Social Security - Part One
Topic: Social Security
Discussed by Matt Moore
with National Center for Policy Analysis
The current Social Security shortfall is pegged out at $11 TRILLION! What is wrong with SS and what is being done to fix it? When I pay my taxes, does some of this money really go into my retirement fund? (this is part of 1 of 2)
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Title: Social Security - Part Two
Topic: Social Security
Discussed by Matt Moore
with National Center for Policy Analysis
The current Social Security shortfall is pegged out at $11 TRILLION! What is wrong with SS and what is being done to fix it? When I pay my taxes, does some of this money really go into my retirement fund? (this is part of 2 of 2)
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January 25, 2005
Title: I will be dead before the system goes belly up - so why should I care?
Topic: Social Security
Discussed by Matt Moore
with National Center for Policy Analysis
With no money stuffed between the mattresses, where will the Social Security System find the cash to make payments due when it takes in less than it pays out? Just how soon will this happen? What will our children and grandchildren face?
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