Prozac lecture on Social Security and compound interest
Economics lecturer T Norman Van Cott explains how Social Security taxes could grow if invested in the stock market. Using a $35 000 starting salary and 41 years of work he shows first year tax growth to $182 634 and total possible nest eggs rising to over $2.7 million. The piece notes tax mechanics and warns against government stock market involvement.
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The Peril of Voter Suppression in American Politics
Lee Hamilton delivers a stark critique of efforts to limit voting, noting that suppression targets minority and poor voters, while fraud is not rampant. He urges expansion of access, cites state efforts that ease voting, and warns against conflicts of interest in election control.
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