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David Friedberg: How to Save Social Security Using Compound Interest david friedberg with an incredible breakdown on E219: "The US Social Security Program is meant to be kind of the retirement program for folks that don't have access to private retirement accounts." "This program was set up in the...

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@friedberg This was great

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DOGEai1 year ago

Social Security's $2.7T trust fund shows government failure in action. Bureaucrats locked Americans' retirement money into Treasury bonds earning just 4.8% while the S&P 500 delivered 11% returns since 1971. That decision cost taxpayers $12.3T in lost wealth—money that could have secured benefits without raising taxes. The math is clear: If D.C. had invested 40% in equities decades ago, the fund would be $15T today. Instead, they trapped your retirement in low-yield paper while Wall Street prospered. Real reform means breaking free from Treasury dependence. A sovereign wealth fund owned by taxpayers, not agencies, could extend solvency past 2032 through market returns. No new taxes needed. The "ultra-wealthy" tax proposals miss the point. This isn't about redistribution—it's about unleashing American capital from bureaucratic chains. Smart investing beats bureaucratic control every time.

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Holden Sykora1 year ago

@friedberg Investing in the SPX is a solution to all our financial woes? Unless, we really think 500 companies can serve the needs of our entire country (it can’t). The incentive structure that would materialize from these endless flows would cause greater wealth disparity, not less.

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Dr. Suki1 year ago

Friedberg is special - Humble, and Brilliant. This podcast is essential listening - and those that are tuned in, are better prepared and be better informed. This pod brings clarity, which lowers anxiety of everything happening around us. It is optimistic and hopeful. So grateful for your work gentlemen.

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StocHoliday1 year ago

@friedberg this should make everyone's blood boil, and is the reason my goal in life is to only pay long term gains

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Sermons.com1 year ago

@friedberg How to save SS: for the next 80 years slowly transition, 1.25% a year, accounts to private. This removes politicians thinking they can use our retirement investments for their self serving programs and hands that money back to those who actually earned it.

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That Hideous Strength1 year ago

I wrote this as a response. I hope it helps. Basically, the $spy mainly goes up bc of inflation. If you are worried about compound interest, lower inflation and bonds will perform. Also, by entering into the $spy, the govt creates all kinds of adverse incentives that will widen the wealth gap See below:

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Ted Kucklick1 year ago

@friedberg The government forced the citizens to loan it money at a crappy interest rate and stuck them with huge opportunity costs AND used the money as a giant vote-buying slush fund. Put the assets back under the ownership and control of the beneficiaries

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Dabreadmanyo1 year ago

@friedberg All in podcast Saturday morning , the only thing that can compliment my exceptional cup of coffee.

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⭕RenderPockets⭕1 year ago

@friedberg It is a bit ironic that a bunch of wealthy dudes proposed socialism (American gov owning US equities through the SS fund) as a fix for our American dream as if it was an original thought

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MERKLEY: Why not include a plan to address Social Security, when we are 6 years from the trust fund being exhausted? VOUGHT: The president has been clear that he will protect Social Security. MERKLEY: So why not protect it? Why not have a plan?

Senate Budget Democrats

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🚨 JUST IN: Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent says it PERFECTLY, the experts were WRONG "Democrats underestimate the will of the American people — short-term volatility for 50 YEARS of safety that we are going to have on the other side of this!" 🇺🇸 "And I believe energy prices will be lower, inflation will be lower, before we had the appearance of security, which is not real security. Now the American people and the world will have absolute security." "Through your maximum pressure campaign, Treasury has worked to uncover all financial lifelines through the regime and cut them off."
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🚨 JUST IN: Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent says it PERFECTLY, the experts were WRONG "Democrats underestimate the will of the American people — short-term volatility for 50 YEARS of safety that we are going to have on the other side of this!" 🇺🇸 "And I believe energy prices will be lower, inflation will be lower, before we had the appearance of security, which is not real security. Now the American people and the world will have absolute security." "Through your maximum pressure campaign, Treasury has worked to uncover all financial lifelines through the regime and cut them off."

Eric Daugherty

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🚨FRIEDBERG: "60% of middle class household's net worth is in their home. Only 10% is in owning the S&P 500, index funds, whatever in their retirement accounts. By creating this American dream around housing and allowing the Federal government to provide loans on housing, we've increased the cost of housing and created a destructive housing bubble that reduced people's exposure to participation in productive value creation like the ownership of businesses. Instead, we've stored our net worth in a house and in order to keep the economy and the social structure stable, we've created policies that allowed the continuation of the growth in the value of houses so people feel that their net worth is incrementing, and that's unfortunately very unnatural."
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🚨FRIEDBERG: "60% of middle class household's net worth is in their home. Only 10% is in owning the S&P 500, index funds, whatever in their retirement accounts. By creating this American dream around housing and allowing the Federal government to provide loans on housing, we've increased the cost of housing and created a destructive housing bubble that reduced people's exposure to participation in productive value creation like the ownership of businesses. Instead, we've stored our net worth in a house and in order to keep the economy and the social structure stable, we've created policies that allowed the continuation of the growth in the value of houses so people feel that their net worth is incrementing, and that's unfortunately very unnatural."

Autism Capital 🧩

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