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Uncover the history, statistics, and future projections of Social Security in this comprehensive guide. Learn about FDR's vision, key figures like Abraham Epstein and Ida May Fuller, current employee wages, the Galveston System, and the looming challenges facing the program. Discover the impact on national budget, liabilities, worker coverage, and the potential shift in elderly population ratios by 2033. Find out how opting out affects contributions and explore different sources for more insights.
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Social Security IDS 1999: Did You Ever Wonder? Sarah Ishill, Rush Kimball, and Kevin O'Halloran sarahishii@live.com, rushk1030@gmail.com, kevinmohalloran@gmail.com
History • FDR on 8/14/35. • 1937 • January 1940. • Economic Security Act • Abraham Epstein: AASS • Ida May Fuller: (3) $24.75 • 1/31/40: $22.54 • 1940-1975: $22,888.92
Current Employee's Wages: 1/2 EE/Employer SS Total 12.4% Medicare Total 2.9% EXCEPT Work Study Self Employed Income: 15.3% replaces SS/Medicare EXCEPT <$400
Statistics • US Budget $755 billion • Social Security Liability $15 Trillion • 90% over 65 receive • 39% elderly income • 94% of workers covered
Galveston System • Opted out of USSS in 1981 • Citizens may Opt out • Employees pay in 13.9% of income • Private Account
Future Outlook By 2033... Elderly pop. 2x from 2.8 Workers:Beneficiaryto 1.9 Workers:Beneficiary • exhausted trust funds by 2038 • 22% GDP- 2022 • 30% GDP- 2030
Sources • http://www.ssa.gov/history/hfaq.html • http://www.ehow.com/facts_5180437_much-security-tax-do-pay_.html • http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/18/us/how-privatized-social-security-works-in-galveston.html?pagewanted=all&_moc.semityn.www • http://money.usnews.com/money/retirement/slideshows/the-future-of-social-security