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Is it something? like do you think the program will still be around in 50 years for today's graduates, etc?
by nemomarx 1mo ago
Is it something? like do you think the program will still be around in 50 years for today's graduates, etc?
- rootsudo 1mo ago1. I’ll be in that cohort so yes, I hope it’d be around. 2. There is a cost of living adjustment matched to inflation. 3. It was supposed to supplement your retirement not fund it. But I do agree it is on shaky ground with the current administration and the future of the US dollar in the world. The problem is, if I’m critical of it and it crashes, I get nothing. So why would I be critical of my own interest? Do I have alternatives such as buying vanguard ETFs and minimizing risk? Yes, is that the primary vehicle? More assurance than social security, that’s for sure. But who knows what’d happen in 25 years.