missy@financialexpertsnetwork.com2 weeks 3 days ago
A few comments from listeners when they were asked what the learned from the webinar:
The Australian approach, the true magnitude of the problem and the lack of political momentum to act. Also, the need for intergenerational equity in any solution. — Michael C. Was very helpful to see some actual numbers attached to the thresholds—caps, ceilings, assets for net worth, etc. Most folks do not believe they are the “wealthy” or “high earners” being talked about. — Nancy C.
I was surprised to hear taxing all wages plus moving FRA would not be enough to cover the shortfall. — Shane O.
The idea I had was the topic of claiming early versus future cuts as something I can discuss with clients. — Gregory J.
Taking a multi-prong approach to solving the trust fund issue to keep Social Security solvent. I also appreciate that SSA is looking 75 years out and not election cycles. — Arleatha W.
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The Australian approach, the true magnitude of the problem and the lack of political momentum to act. Also, the need for intergenerational equity in any solution. — Michael C.
Was very helpful to see some actual numbers attached to the thresholds—caps, ceilings, assets for net worth, etc. Most folks do not believe they are the “wealthy” or “high earners” being talked about. — Nancy C.
I was surprised to hear taxing all wages plus moving FRA would not be enough to cover the shortfall. — Shane O.
The idea I had was the topic of claiming early versus future cuts as something I can discuss with clients. — Gregory J.
Taking a multi-prong approach to solving the trust fund issue to keep Social Security solvent. I also appreciate that SSA is looking 75 years out and not election cycles. — Arleatha W.