your Strike Price issue Social Security BOMBSHELL [By Jon Lewis] By Jon Lewis
Thursday, April 14, 2022 [This will have retirees jumping out their seats...]( According to an annual report, Social Security's income is expected to exceed its expenses... ... and at the current rate, reserves will be fully depleted by 2035 â so you might want to learn how to stretch your money now. [Go here ASAP to see how this simple method could pay more than Social Security ever will.]( Because Social Security is in trouble. You see â three things are part of the problem: - Longer life expectancies
- A smaller working age population
- And an increase in the number of retirees
As a consequence... The 2020s and 2030s are going to be two transformative decades. By 2034, the Government expects there will be 77 million people who are 65 years or older â from about 56 million today. That's 21 million MORE people taking money out of the system... With MANY FEWER people paying into it. But does that mean that Social Security will run out? No. But if you plan to rely on Social Security... I would seriously suggest to come up with [a plan to generate extra income.]( Here's why. There's a high chance you could receive much less than you expect. Because according to that annual report... If a new solution to deal with this fund shortfall doesn't appear, benefits will have to be reduced by 23%. That's a huge financial blow for many of us (right now, most people rely on Social Security for at least half of their income). But there are experts who believe it won't ever happen. Joseph E. Roseman Jr. is one, for example. He's a Social Security expert and retirement planner at Retirement Capital Planners. And he believes Congress will act before any cut happens. Mary Beth Franklin â another Social Security expert â also agrees with his view. Because several options are already on the table in order to deal with the current budget shortfall. For example:
- Raising the payroll tax rate
- Increasing the wages subject to Social Security taxes
- Raising the full retirement age
- Reducing the annual cost-of-living adjustments
- Cutting benefits That being said... Relying in Social Security as one of our main sources of income doesn't look like a comfortable plan. That's why I'm recommending folks take a look at [this strategy]( to potentially generate safe, recurring income. [Go here to see how it could generate 646.67% gains.]( In my view, it's a much better and reliable way to generate cash flow without depending solely on Social Security. Since we started using this strategy in late 2017, its cumulative return is 646.67%. With the win rate being 83.2%. Think about it like this: When 83.2% of your investments are profitable, your chances of making money are VERY high. If you are interested in learning an alternative strategy for generating income⦠And you want to use a successful method, starting this week... Then you I urge to attend my FREE online briefing. Where I'll explain everything you need to know in order to take advantage of it. [Click here to confirm your reservation before slots run out.]( Trade Wisely,
[Jon Lewis]
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