2. You see, that is the MAJOR problem with SS reform as proposed
40 years from now, when all of the people my age who invested in the next Enron and lost all of the money in our private accounts, Congress can pass the "Save the Idiots Act" restoring SS benefits to us as we would have gotten ... and *poof* the deficits of today will seem like pocket change.
3. That would be the good news - that you would at least get the "old"
benefits. I'm afraid the bad - and probably real - news would be that you would get nothing. The folks from Enron have gotten zilch, and when the stock market crashed in the 30s and the banks closed, the people got the same thing - nothing.
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