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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together

Jul 21

“If Social Security needs cuts or fixes to survive, who should feel the pinch first: people already retired, people still working, or people not yet born?”

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  • ↳onHello! bySSunDancer
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    Hi, Is social security making it difficult for your mother to get her benefits? Just curious because my mother is having some issues and at 81 years old i don't think she should be having such a stressful time dealing with this....
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    I'm a 73 year old veteran who lost his job a couple years ago a worry every day because I'm living off SS.

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