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The Road to Fiscal Stability: Decoding the Campaign to Fix the Debt

Join the movement to address the national debt crisis with a $4 trillion savings goal. Explore projections and recommendations for deficit reduction from the Simpson-Bowles plan. Learn how stabilizing debt can boost the economy and increase annual earnings. Let's work together towards a financially secure future.

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The Road to Fiscal Stability: Decoding the Campaign to Fix the Debt

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  1. The Campaign to Fix the Debt

  2. *Projections based on CRFB calculations of CBO Alternative Fiscal Scenario. Generally assumes current law, with the following exceptions: all expiring income and estate tax cuts and AMT patches are extended, scheduled cuts to Medicare physicians are waived, scheduled sequester cuts are waived, revenues and non-entitlement spending grow at the same rate as the economy after 2022, and cost-saving measures from the Affordable Care Act are only partially successful over the long-term.

  3. We need$4 trillion in savings this decade.

  4. Projected Debt A comprehensive debt plan will help stabilize debt as a share of the economy

  5. Simpson-Bowles: $4 trillion in deficit reduction recommended To date: $1.3 trillion in reduction and$1 trillion in mindless cuts

  6. The average American will earn $9000 more per year if we fix the debt Source: CBO, Alternative Fiscal Scenario and Current Law Data

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