Interesting, McGrath. That's contrary to everything I have read or heard about the agreement. What is the source of your information? I'll take a second look at mine.

Bobert: I don't think I have indicated dissatisfaction with the Social Security program. From all I have read and heard it is going to cease to exist in about 2040 unless something is done to shore it up though. The non-partisan commission the president appointed to study the program and come back to him with suggestions for saving SS recommended the choice for new entrants into the program. As I recall, the amount that could be invested was two to three percent of the total funds put into SS. I could be wrong though. I was wrong in 1941.

DougR