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Social Security and Medicare Finances
By Credit Federal | Published 05/18/2009
With all the money woes at hand there is even more concern about the government's Social Security and Medicare programs. It appears budgets have affected both and the cash may be depleted by 2041. The prediction has been that Social Security would be paying more out in 2017 than it collects through taxes.

Medicare which pays for hospital care is said to be depleted by 2019. With the current unemployment that means less funds will be paid into the Social Security and Medicare systems. In 2010 the projection is that only three billion more will be collected above the benefits that will be paid out. The recession and billions of dollars that have been spent for bail outs will have an impact.

In the past, the Social Security has taken in more than what was spent in benefits. This provided like a rainyday fund and the government could spend funds on other programs.This is not the case now.

Health care costs are sky high and Medicare must survive the reduction in collected taxes. For this reason, Medicare may need to be addressed before Social Security. Health care coverage needs to be available to millions of Americans. Baby boomers who are retiring can only make the problems more magnified. The next few years may show record deficits.

Americans must prepare for the predictions of the future. One way would be to save more for retirement, to pay into an IRA or 401(K), or work longer. Another way may be to rely on family for some support. Who can predict any reforms or if reforms are made, when they would take effect.

Leaving to chance how retirement years could be spent is not wise. The best advice may be to consider working longer and save more money. Retirement years should not be left to chance.


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