From Birch Gold Group
The Social Security system is expected to have enormous financial pressures placed on its back for the next two decades.
If nothing is done, in 2034 the clock will be ticking for this and other entitlement programs like Medicare.
But a “tipping point” may be coming faster than most people think. Former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan had a prescription to offer in a recent Newsmax piece. There’s his “easier said than done” part:
The best way to solve this problem is to fund our benefits, get a balanced budget, and the system will work.
Okay, that seems reasonable. And something does have to be done, or Social Security could be running on fumes by the time 2034 arrives.
Then there is Greenspan’s “not so easy” and ever-controversial prescription (emphasis ours):
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