Paul O'Neill on social security reform
Former treasury secretary Paul O'Neill has offered an interesting alternative to Social Security: If the government gives each child $2,000 per year for their first eighteen years, and invests the money in a conservative portfolio earning 6%, they will retire millionaires. It's an interesting plan -- the advantage is that it's cheaper than Social Security. The disadvantage: It won't take effect for another 65 years.
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Where do the children 1-18 fall into this concept? Will the government do catch up for them and if so where do these funds come from?
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