On the recordFebruary 3, 2014
We are looking at between $13 and $15 trillion more in benefits being paid over the next 30 years versus payroll taxes being collected.
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congress.govWe are looking at between $13 and $15 trillion more in benefits being paid over the next 30 years versus payroll taxes being collected.
Discussing the projected shortfall in Social Security funding.
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