<ol> <li>Learn how Social Security is actually funded.</li> <li>The 6.2 percent Social Security payroll tax has been constant since 1991. Is it time to change that? </li> <li>The solution to future funding gaps may in fact be a blend of boosting revenue to the system and slowing down benefit payments. </li> </ol>

Learn how Social Security is actually funded. The 6.2 percent Social Security payroll tax has been constant since 1991. Is it time to change that? The solution to future funding gaps may in fact be a blend of boosting revenue to the system and slowing down benefit payments.

Episode 24: Why Social Security is More Stable Than You Think

Jim Freeman provides you with insight on finances and retirement lifestyles.

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Episode 24: Why Social Security is More Stable Than You Think

Episode 24: Why Social Security is More Stable Than You Think