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(Last updated on August 14, 2007)
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Background and Basics:
The Home Page of the Social Security Administration
Social Security: Facts and Figures from SSA
Social Security Data Page from SSA
"The History of Social Security" from the SSA
Social Security Benefit Publications from SSA
Office of the Chief Actuary, SSA
Office of the Chief Actuary, SSA Solvency Memoranda
Social Security Advisory Board
*The 2007 Social Security Trustee's Report
The 2006 Social Security Trustee's Report
Social Security Trustees' Reports Prior to 2006
Congressional Budget Office: Updated Long-Term Projections for Social Security
President Bush's Social Security Commission
Social Security Reform Bills (Comprehensive Reform Packages)
*(no major proposals)
Readings on Social Security Reform
The 1994-1996 Social Security Advisory Council Report
American Academy of Actuaries, "Means Testing for Social Security," January 2004.
American Academy of Actuaries, "Raising the Retirement Age for Social Security," October 2002.
Peter A. Diamond, "What Stock Market Returns to Expect for the Future?" September 1999.
Rea S. Hederman, Jr., Tracy L. Foertsch, and Kirk A. Johnson,"Keep the Social Security Wage Cap: Nearly a Million Jobs Hang in the Balance," Heritage Center for Data Analysis, April 22, 2005.
C. Eugene Steuerle and Melissa Favreault, "Social Security for Yesterday's Family?"
Other Websites
Cato Institute Project on Social Security Choice
Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
International Center for Pension Reform
National Center for Policy Analysis
National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
United States Representatives Sub-Committee on Social Security