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A Time to Live and the Social Security Question
Wilbur C. Ingerson of Tucson laments who pays his Social Security and hospital bills while noting benefit increases since 1951. He argues retirees gain less from Medicare and Social Security than they paid in, while younger workers face higher future costs. He cites Medicare costs, employer contributions, and changing benefits as a long term concern.
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Wilbur C. Ingersonl
Tucson
Arizona
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Ingerson
Michigan
Insuranes
Medicare
Social Security Administration