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Joining Reuters.com as a weekly contributor

Posted on 27 July 2010

By Mark Miller

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I’m very excited to let you know that I’ve joined Reuters.com as a weekly contributor on retirement,  personal finance and public policy issues related to retirement. I’ll be posting at Reuters and continuing to write Retire Smart, my weekly column for Tribune Media Services.

This week’s Reuters.com post looks at how deficit hawks are winning their battle to convince Americans that  Social Security is in crisis–even though it’s not. Click here to read Selling the big lie on Social Security.

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1 Comments For This Post

  1. B Says:

    Why do you continue to sell the big lie that SS is viable. Yes the government can either, substantially raise SS taxes or print even more trillions to pay for it but in any case, everyone below the age of 60 has been screwed by this program. They will only get pennies in return for what they have paid in and only pay through the nose in the future with taxes. The trust fund is just a large IOU that the government, which means me and you, will have to pay for in the future because the money has been spent. This is and was a pure Ponsi scheme that makes Madoff look like a petty theif.

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