The Social Security Old Age Fund can be Funded with Federal Reserve Money
The Social Security Old Age Fund can easily be refunded with Federal Reserve Economic Development Money which is non-tax money, and is off budget. You see, the Federal Reserve has an obligation to make sure that the M1 Money Supply, that is, money in circulation, stays at a high enough quantity in order to avoid a Major Recession or Depression caused by an insufficient amount of money in circulation, both electronic, and actual cash. Instead of making low interest or no interest loans to millionares and big corporations who don't really need the money anyway, the Federal Reserve could simply put electronic money into the Social Security Trust Fund, by using a "Money Ex Nihilo" account, that is, Money out of Nothingness, and then transferring the money into the Social Security Trust Fund. Why not call or write your United States Congressman or Senator and ask that this be done.
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