And since the poor die YOUNGER than the rich your characterization makes even LESS sense than before.
Also, three counties in Texas have had such a plan since 1981 which is plenty long enough to conclude that such a way exists.
They opted out in 1981 and oddly enough have never even felt the need to CONSIDER opting back in.
Neither the poor nor the rich would agree with you. :)
Also, three counties in Texas have had such a plan since 1981 which is plenty long enough to conclude that such a way exists.
There are first world countries which have much longer and wider experience with privatized retirement plans. The evidence for their success is decidely mixed.