As Congress looks for solutions to solve the looming Social Security crisis, a gradual increase in the retirement age should be a top priority.
When Social Security first began in 1935, it was meant to provide security for the elderly. Now, almost 80 years later, demographics have changed and “elderly” has taken on an entirely new meaning.
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