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AARP doesn’t want Social Security fixed — it wants you scared and donating

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AARP doesn’t want Social Security fixed — it wants you scared and donating

Social Security, the bedrock of our nation’s retirement system, is projected to become insolvent in just six years, with benefit cuts of 22% if Congress doesn’t act. Social Security is barreling toward insolvency due to the fundamental i…

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