I'm too lazy to do the math. I contributed the maximum to Social Security for 45 years approximately. Something like $400 the first full year I worked and over $7,000 the last full year I worked. Over $93,000 from 2000-2013. And my company matched that sum so the total for those 14 years alone is around $186,000. Now what if all that money from Day 1 had been invested in the stock market, bonds, mutual funds, or CDs at the average ROI?Could say it's partially your fault. George W. Bush tried to get 2% of that money invested in the market as part of an experiment. Guess who shut him down with the claim that he was trying to end SS? You support democrats, you're partially to blame.
My expectation is that I should receive at a minimum my contributions + my company's contributions plus the ROI. Not my fault if the government did not invest
wisely. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
Womb Raider = Baby Killer<<<<too stupid to live outside the womb.