PO Box 130
West Shokan,
NY 12494
August 27,
2012
Mr. Chris
Gibson, congressman
House of Representatives
502 Cannon
HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Washington, DC 20515
Dear Mr. Gibson:
Here's an idea to help solve the federal government's Social Security conundrum. Why not allow those who have been (and whose employers have been) compelled to contribute to it to request a refund of employee and employer contributions without interest? The result may be a win-win: those who would rather put the money in financial markets than trust the federal government could do so, while the federal government would be off the hook for future liabilities that likely would exceed the lump sum payment because of inflation.
Here's an idea to help solve the federal government's Social Security conundrum. Why not allow those who have been (and whose employers have been) compelled to contribute to it to request a refund of employee and employer contributions without interest? The result may be a win-win: those who would rather put the money in financial markets than trust the federal government could do so, while the federal government would be off the hook for future liabilities that likely would exceed the lump sum payment because of inflation.
Sincerely,
Mitchell Langbert
Cc: Mr. Barack Obama, president of the United States
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