Bill McKee wrote:
You can buy and invest the annual amount of SS contributions and get a much
better return. SS has an annual return of -0.1%. Pretty easy to beat that
return.


True, but Social Security is not an investment program.

Is this a red herring to distract yourself from your previous outright
lies? Just a little misdirection and obfuscation, it always helps
doesn't it...




Who exactly is "living large" on Social Security?


And you apparently can't answer this question, either.

DSK



You are beyond comprehending. Go back to the first person who retired on
SS. She paid in about $26.30 and got back thousands. She is one of the
last people to get this big a return.

Again you miss the point... Social Security is not an investment program.

If you want to paint Social Security as a failure, try something other
than blatant lies and not-so-artful misdirection.

Who exactly is "living large" on Social Security?

DSK