…life expectancy than countries with a greater quality of living. We have fewer citizens that are college-educated than other developed countries. We have more children living in poverty. We are…

…2%… eventually… to pay for about an extra five years of life expectancy without having to work for the boss until you knees and mind give out. And it comes…

…other people’s money that they manage (i.e., their compensation income, labeled carried interest). Everybody in Michigan pays a very low flat income tax, while underprivileged, unemployed and discriminated against blacks…

…not yet adjusted the tax rate (by one tenth of a percent) to match the expected higher costs due to longer life expectancy and lower wage growth of workers. “the…

…record of earnings and taxes paid on those earnings, for the life expectancy that the Trustees project for the eventual retiree… the person paying the tax… The necessary rate of…

…0.01). This amounts to nine months of life expectancy lost between the ages of thirty and seventy for people in FTP.” Odd that this statistically significant result from an actual…

…of intergenerational relative income mobility by county from R Chetty 2014 (warning pdf) update: link updated thanks to Amanda. thanks Here is a map of male life expectancy at birth…

…save for our Social Security pensions by about eighty cents per week each year in order to pay for our longer life expectancy. Mathematically, the X Trillion Dollar Unfunded Deficit…

…increases (paid for by their higher taxes) that will result from their longer life expectancy, By “making clear to the public” that those future tax increases may be needed, we…

…tax for Social Security would remain “about 2% phased in over twenty years.” This increase would be needed to pay for your longer life expectancy as compared to previous generations….