Social Security Trust Fund Afloat Yet Illusion of Security
The article argues looming trust fund surpluses from 1977 and 1983 tax hikes will not shield beneficiaries. It explains the fund buys only Treasury bonds, effectively borrowing from taxpayers to fund other government needs, and eventual deficits may force reforms. It outlines likely steps: later full benefits, higher taxes, and gradual retirement-age increases.
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China market inches closer to centralized exchange
Beijing experts draft a white paper outlining steps to transform loose securities dealers into a true market system. If accepted, a centralized exchange could operate by year end, signaling potential reform in China’s planned economy amid uncertain official reaction.
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