The Privatization of Social Security

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Social Security

What is Social Security?

  • In the United States, social security refers to the program for qualified people called the Federal, Old Aged, Survivors, and Disability Insurance(OASDI). This program is funded by money from the Federal Insurance Contributions Act, which is a taxt taken from paychecks, and put into the National Treasury. Additionally, the Treasury issues T-Bills to the Social Security administration in order to cover all payments that must be made. To receive partial benefits a person must have worked for at least 10 years and be age 62 or older. Full retirment benefits can not be received until a person is 66. The benefits received are then based on the amount of income earned in their last year of working.

The History of Social Security

The Future of Social Security


Privatization

What is Privatization?

How does Privatization work?


The International Model

Chile

Turkey


Social Security Privatization in the United States

Economical Affects

Pros of Privatization

Cons of Privatization


Conclusion