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: The Ohio Trust & Estate BlogKaplan’s Top Ten Myths of Social Security now available via SSRN
By Michael D. Bonasera, Esq.
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From The Elder Law Prof Blog and Kim Dayton comes a link to Dick Kaplan’s Top Ten Myths of Social Security:
(1) there is a trust fund,
(2) Social Security does not increase the federal budget deficit,
(3) retirees are only recovering their own money,
(4) Social Security will not be there when one retires,
(5) retirement benefits are proportional to one’s lifetime earnings,
(6) Social Security favors two-income married couples,
(7) Social Security favors long-lived marriages,
(8) one read more
Full post as published by The Ohio Trust & Estate Blog on February 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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