sandalwood
March 26, 2015, 10:49 AM
For an annual license to use his program it costs an individual $40. For a financial advisor the cost is $200 per year. It would seem to me he will never need social security. He already has it if you know what I mean.
I wonder if it really produces accurate results given the program's rules, regulations, policies, administrative letters, etc. Thanks for the post but this just tells me yet one more government program has yielded the tax payer more expense than good.
They say SS will run out of money in 10 to 20 years. I say it is because of the dollars eaten up by the bureaucracy with all the rules and procedures mentioned above. If we could cut that red tape, we'd save billions of dollars a year.
Wow! I just found several billion dollars. How do I get paid for that?
I wonder if it really produces accurate results given the program's rules, regulations, policies, administrative letters, etc. Thanks for the post but this just tells me yet one more government program has yielded the tax payer more expense than good.
They say SS will run out of money in 10 to 20 years. I say it is because of the dollars eaten up by the bureaucracy with all the rules and procedures mentioned above. If we could cut that red tape, we'd save billions of dollars a year.
Wow! I just found several billion dollars. How do I get paid for that?
