Competitive Social Security
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Every Person Selects
Their Retirement System
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• Part of a citizen’s responsibility is to take reasonable steps not to become a burden on society in their elderly years. There are many ways to get there.
• Medicare will follow this same reform. • After proper legislation, about a dozen Social Security-type systems will emerge. Each system needs to have above 5% of citizens. • Every citizen must select which retirement system they wish to be in. • Each retirement system only governs its members. • Every retirement system must ensure its members are not impoverished in their elderly years, thus minimum standards. |
• Minimum standards are not micromanaging but are results-orientated. There are many pathways to achieve results.
• The current pay-as-you-go system did not save money; thus, it is in massive debt. • Current promises will be fulfilled with government debt, given to competitive retirement systems in proportion to their membership. • A retirement system may elect to take less government funding for promises in exchange for its members paying a lower Social Security repayment tax. |
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Competitive Social Security: 12-Minute Overview
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Competitive Social Security: 6-Minute Overview
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•After proper legislation, about a dozen Social Security-type systems will emerge. Each system needs to have above 5% of citizens.
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• Every citizen must select which retirement system they wish to be in.
• Each retirement system only governs its members. |
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The current pay-as-you-go system did not save money; thus, it is in massive debt.
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