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The Atlantic·4 min read·medium

Fixing Social Security Is Easy, but It Isn’t Simple

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Jessica Riedl
Fixing Social Security Is Easy, but It Isn’t Simple
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The article argues that Social Security insolvency is a solvable policy challenge hindered by political polarization and voter misunderstanding. It suggests that a combination of tax adjustments, eligibility age increases, and benefit restructuring could stabilize the system.

Both liberals and conservatives misunderstand how to head off insolvency.

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