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<blockquote data-quote="WoodsCraft" data-source="post: 3915522" data-attributes="member: 51836"><p>First of all the categories of people who draw social security but never paid in is not just limited to SSDI recipients.</p><p></p><p>It’s not a matter of IF social security is insolvent at this time but more of it is becoming insolvent at an ever accelerating rate the ratio of payors vs beneficiaries has been decreasing for decades while the amount beneficiaries receive has been increasing .</p><p></p><p>As for the never beneficiaries category it includes immigrants and others who did not pay in enough to draw benefits see that 40 credits I mentioned. Those 40 credits are quarters and equal 120 months . That 4% I cited is statistically accurate and its not 3.5 % its much closer at this point to 3.8% if you understood statistics you know that percentages are rounded after you hit a .5% increase.</p><p></p><p>Social Security is socialism in its purest form , you must pay in. There is no opt out try to do so and see what happens. Its not an investment not even remotely, what you are currently paying in is being used to pay current beneficiaries . There is no “account” where your funds are held and invested on your behalf.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WoodsCraft, post: 3915522, member: 51836"] First of all the categories of people who draw social security but never paid in is not just limited to SSDI recipients. It’s not a matter of IF social security is insolvent at this time but more of it is becoming insolvent at an ever accelerating rate the ratio of payors vs beneficiaries has been decreasing for decades while the amount beneficiaries receive has been increasing . As for the never beneficiaries category it includes immigrants and others who did not pay in enough to draw benefits see that 40 credits I mentioned. Those 40 credits are quarters and equal 120 months . That 4% I cited is statistically accurate and its not 3.5 % its much closer at this point to 3.8% if you understood statistics you know that percentages are rounded after you hit a .5% increase. Social Security is socialism in its purest form , you must pay in. There is no opt out try to do so and see what happens. Its not an investment not even remotely, what you are currently paying in is being used to pay current beneficiaries . There is no “account” where your funds are held and invested on your behalf. [/QUOTE]
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