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Plans to Fix Social Security Benefits Would Hurt Elderly Women
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[Opinion]
Nov. 9, 2000

"Despite the dip in the stock market performance, there remains a beloved stance toward privatization -- giving recipients part of their benefits to invest. This is immoral. Today's elderly women have had little opportunity to learn financial planning; few turn to the stock reports. It is only in recent years that women are majoring in economics and mathematics. My cohorts and I (I am 80) were discouraged from taking such subjects[.]"

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