In simple terms, increasing payroll taxes by 1.86 percent (a 15percent increase over the 2001 rate paid by employers and workers) now could head off a Social Security shortfall for 75 years.
A 1.86 percent increase to payroll taxes could prevent Social Security from running a deficit for the next 75 years.
A 1.86 percent increase to payroll taxes wouldn't be enough to prevent a shortfall in Social Security funds.
The first income quintile makes no retirement income.
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There are clearly defined statutes regulating immigration.
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