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Kairho (11)
10/11/2005
I cannot see how this follows the reform premise, even with private investment accounts.

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Redoedo (41)
06/13/2005
I have doubts as to whether more money encourages fiscal literacy. If anything, less money does.

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EschewObfuscation (70)
04/01/2005
I think we're on this track. Many young people are much more savvy about investments today than 20 or 30 years ago. Rampant cynicism about the long-term viability of social security has become the norm and most people realize that they are responsible for their own financial well being, over the long haul. There are those who lament this, maintaining that the government owes us this guarantee. They are rare anymore, though.

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LanceRoxas (41)
03/25/2005
Not really because it's involuntary. If we were actually fiscally literate and self determined people wouldn't need the goverment to care for them cradle to grave.

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