Could You Soon Be "Too Rich" to Get Social Security?
Could a future Social Security reform reduce benefits for retirees who have "too much" money?
A recent survey made headlines after claiming that 71% of Americans support means testing Social Security. But when I looked at the actual question respondents were asked, I wasn't convinced the headlines told the full story.
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