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Important changes to social security act of 1935
Signed in 1935
1939 legislation established benefits for survivors and dependents
Married to spouse for 10 years you can get survivors and payments
2000 Eliminated earnings test for those over age 65
Funded by regressive (flat) tax:
Everyone gets taxed the same percentage
Pay as you go
Pay now but it is payed out to who needs it (current way)
Pre-Funding
Pay into your own SS and receive at age/ option for SS
Privatization
Somewhere other than trust fund, Invest your own money
Pay into SS and let govt. put into stock market
Women and Social Security
Marriage - Spouse benefit is 50% of workers
Divroce - Married 10yrs able to get payments
Widowhood- Survivors
Possible Solutions: Earning Sharing
Couple earns certain amount
Possible Solutions: Double Decker
Everyone gets same amount of pay 1st deck
People get pay based on income 2nd deck
Retirement Questions
1) Is retirement a wise choice for specific individual?
2) Is systematic practice of retirement good for security
History of Retirement
Exist more today becuase of SS but has always existed
Retirement Today
Can you afford it
What is spouse doing
health status
Attracitvness of workplace
Gender Issues in Retirement: Planning and Timing
Men start planning earlier; Both men and women retire earlier then they expected; men retire earlier than women
Gender Issues in Retirement: Transition and Marital Quality
First 18 months to 2 years can be rough when one retires; rougher when he retires and she does not
Gender Issues in Retirement: Partners or Retirement Quality
Health money planning will make retirement happier
Women are happier
Men are happier with low work role
Going back to work for money makes less happy