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Raising the Social Security Retirement Age While Protecting the Poor
Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research [SIEPR] Link to more items from this source
Aug. 6, 2025

"To address rising longevity, [the authors] propose gradually increasing Social Security's full retirement age past the current age of 67.... [R]ising longevity has not been distributed equally.... A stylized policy would effectively increase the full retirement age by two years for a middle-earning employee and four years for the highest earners while leaving benefits unchanged for low earners. This policy change could ultimately address roughly half of Social Security's annual deficits."  MORE >>

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