Description

Over the years immersing myself into the topic of Social Security, I began noticing that other authors focused on the past, or the history of our country's largest (and oldest) Entitlement program. Some authors focus on strategies to maximize current benefits in retirement; others analyze the structural and actuarial weaknesses of Social Security from a more academic or scholarly perspective, but offer no real solutions. This book is about the future of Social Security, and how it can benefit the youngest American generations in ways that past generations could only dream about.