How Social Security Could Narrow the Rich-Poor Gap

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How Social Security Could Narrow the Rich-Poor Gap
The Christian Science Monitor

[Opinion]
Mar. 29, 2005

Excerpt: Those drafting the Social Security bill wanted to redistribute income to ... destitute retirees. They succeeded. Today's seniors are relatively flush. Now, the income gap between the rich and poor in the United States has gotten wider again. A reformed Social Security could help readjust that balance.'

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