I’m a first year Boomer (born in 1946) and I have been getting SS since I retired at age 67. I don’t see what the problem is. My check is deposited every month. And I have no complaints about Medicare either.
>>I’m a first year Boomer (born in 1946) and I have been getting SS since I retired at age 67. I don’t see what the problem is. My check is deposited every month. And I have no complaints about Medicare either.<<
Ponzi schemes always benefit those at the top of the pyramid. My retirement plan (I am a tail-end boomer) has zero for SS. If it is there in a few years when I am ready to get it, I will use it for vacations and the like.