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| Obama Budget Plan Raises Employer Issues The $3.5 trillion budget unveiled Thursday includes proposals to reform health care, expand unemployment benefits and require employers to automatically enroll workers in retirement accounts. Comments 3 | Recommend 41 February 27, 2009
Obama Budget Plan Raises Employer Issues
Among the most notable ideas proposed by President Barack Obama in his $3.5 trillion budget unveiled Thursday, February 26, is a big-ticket health reform plan and a proposal to require employers to automatically enroll employees in retirement accounts.
Though details remain sketchy, here’s a quick look at some of the ways employers might be affected:
Retirement
Addressing low savings rates among U.S. workers, the proposed budget states that employers that “do not currently offer a retirement plan will be required to enroll their employees in a direct-deposit IRA account that is compatible with existing direct-deposit payroll systems.” Employees could opt out but would automatically be enrolled in a retirement account if they did nothing. Health care
Among the bigger-ticket items is health care reform. Other than setting aside $634 billion as an initial earmark for reforming the country’s health care system, the budget proposal offers few details. It does state that the administration’s plan would give workers the option of keeping their employer-based health plan. The proposed budget also mentions—but does not endorse or reject—other health reform ideas such as capping the tax exclusion for employer-sponsored health insurance.
Unemployment insurance
Under the heading “Extend, Expand and Reform Unemployment Insurance Benefits,” the budget proposal would curb benefits fraud that, according to the Office of Management and Budget, cost taxpayers $3.9 billion in 2008. It calls for increased “funding for program integrity” and legislative changes to reduce employer tax evasion. Immigration
Having taken E-Verify off the table in the stimulus package, the system that checks new-hire information from I-9 forms against Social Security and Department of Homeland Security databases, is now back in the proposed budget with $110 million to expand the program. Federal wage reporting
The budget contains a proposal to increase the frequency employers report wages to the Social Security Administration. Currently, employers report employee wages to the federal government once a year using W-2 forms. The administration says more frequent reporting would improve tax administration and make it easier to implement their proposal to institute automatic enrollment into retirement savings accounts. The administration says it will work with states so that “the overall reporting burden on employers is not increased.”
![]() The demonic cabal and its Wall Street lackeys are increasing their attacks on Social Security:
All of this current deception is in addition to their continually peddling the BIG LIE that Social Security is inevitably going bust.
Their BIG LIE is a swindle to loot Social Security!
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Panel projections took the Social Security System trustees' worst-case scenario and claimed it to be the only realistic picture of the future for the SSS. The so-called independent studies of Social Security funding have been financed by the very Wall Street firms who want to grab the money. For example, the Cato Institute Project on Social Security Privatization was funded by American Express, the brokerage house of Alex Brown and Company, and the giant American International Group. The co-chairmen of the Cato Institute project are William Shipman, a senior officer at the Boston State Street Bank, and Jose Piñera, the man who privatized Chile's social security system, resulting in a $1.5 billion loss to Chilean citizens in 1995.
The Bush junta so controlled the press and Republican politicians that it forced "reporters" and Congresspersons to use the words "personal accounts" instead of "private accounts." This is because one of spinmeister Karl Rove's focus groups indicated that people, particularly older people, react negatively to any connection between Social Security and the word "private." The group liked the sound of "personal accounts" better than they did "private accounts."
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The cabal and Wall Streeters want you to invest in a giant crap shoot that in the last ten years has seen investors losing TRILLIONs in investments.
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Obama appears to be moving toward a Social Security "piratization" plan similar to Bush II's that calls for diverting 2% of today's workers' Social Security payroll taxes into private Wall Street accounts. Obama and his Federal Reserve and Wall Street co-conspirators will try to get you to think that this refers to a measly 2% of the entire Social Security reserve fund, but it actually means 2% of the 12.4 percentage points of total salary that now go into Social Security payroll taxes--one-sixth of the total payroll tax money. Under this scenario, Social Security would lose one-sixth of the money that now flows in, representing a staggering $74 billion loss to Social Security the very first year!
It's clear from Obama's selection of his cabinet and advisers that he intends to attack Social Security. He's created an economic advisory panel heavily weighted with mandarins who are on record that Social Security must be privatized. The advisory panel is headed by former Federal Reserve Board chief Paul Volcker and includes General Electric Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt as well as James Owens; Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer and former United Mine Workers president; one-time Securities and Exchange Commission head William Donaldson; Clinton administration economic adviser Laura D'Andrea Tyson, now dean of the Haas School of Business at the University of California-Berkeley; and Martin Feldstein, President Ronald Reagan's chief economic adviser and current Harvard University economics professor.
The Wall Street Journal let the cat out of the bag, announcing that even under moderate privatization plans, $60 billion a year would flow into mutual funds managed by Wall Street, instead of going into the Social Security Trust Funds.
But with the trillions in profits at stake the big money people are mounting a campaign to convince Americans that Social Security is dead or dying. As usual, they suppose that if they tell a big enough lie American citizens will swallow it. The Investment Company Institute, which by the way, "donated" $245,264 to federal candidates in the 1996 election; Peter G. Peterson, an investment banker, Nixon's commerce secretary, and president of the conservative Concord Coalition; and the libertarian Cato Institute are leading the pack. Their uninformed disciples repeat their propaganda in newspaper letters to the editor and commentaries and magazine articles. The newest cons include trying to convince citizens that Social Security funds invested in U.S. Treasury bonds don't really exist and that the Chilean privatization plan is a model America should adopt.
In 1981, three counties in Texas decided to opt out of Social Security and instead provide their public employees with a system of privatized accounts. A study compared two sets of families in three different income brackets. The graph shows what happened to their retirement in 2005 under Social Security and under the Texas plan. By the time these couples reach age 80, the gap will be over $1100 per month.
There is no Social Security Crisis! That's merely a cabal BIG LIE. The only present crisis is the very real possibility that Americans will be confused by all the smoke and mirrors created by the Wall Street people who want to pillage the Social Security System. |
American workers must wake up to this present frenzied effort on the part of Big Money to take over the trillions in social security funds. Americans of all ages must tell our congressional representatives that we don't want the Social Security System to be piratized and that we hold them responsible for making sure it doesn't happen. We must speak out against this conspiracy wherever we can.
American citizens need to remember President Franklin D. Roosevelt's reply when he was asked why he had set up Social Security as a worker contribution system: "We put those contributions there so as to give the contributors a legal, moral, and political right to collect their pensions and their unemployment benefits. With those taxes in there, no damn politician can ever scrap my social security program."
This is a matter of life or death for the millions of people on Social Security. The cabal behind the Bush II junta--and now Barack Obama--wants to wipe out all those who are now receiving Social Security benefits, so they can loot the trillions in the Trust Fund that we've paid into it. Obama is saying that he won't cut off people from Social Security who are already receiving it. And we can believe him, right--about bringing change and hope? (Think about his reactionary cabinet and his going back on all his 2008 presidential campaign promises.)
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- Answering lies about Social Security
- National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
- 2/13/05: Social Security Network
- 2/13/05: Century Foundation
- 3/7/03: Campaign for America's Future
- Social Security Q & A
- AFL/CIO
- Social Security Links
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Government Takeover of 401k?
Published: Tue, 18 Nov 2008
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This Social Security trust fund system is one of the few programs set up by the federal government that continues to operate successfully. To take a sample year, in 2002, the SSS received $627 billion in checks, $453.8 billion in taxes, and an additional $49 billion in interest. Instead of red ink, Social Security made almost $102 billion in profit, to add to the trillions it has in surplus from previous years.
Cabal puppet politicians never mention that the Social Security system has been compiling a huge surplus since it was created. Why? Because they've been using (stealing) that surplus for years to hide the real size of the current federal budget deficit, allowing them to spend more and justify tax cuts for the wealthy. US Office of Management and Budget (OMB) data show that while government’s reported deficit averaged about $300 billion a year from 2002 to 2006, the real current deficit was actually more than 50 per cent larger. The government just "borrows" about $160-$200 billion from the Social Security Trust Fund every year--under the table. In 2007, the real deficit was $449 billion according to the OMB. However, the "official" deficit widely reported was only $257 billion, because it's government policy to add the borrowed Social Security Trust Fund surplus ($192 billion in 2007) to revenues before calculating the "official" deficit.
The cabal wants to pillage social security because it's where a big pile of money is--in the TRILLIONS!
The federal government runs the scam of placing the Social Security fund within the federal budget, as if it were merely a part of the revenue stream. Social Security is not an "entitlement program" paid for by government taxes. It is a completely separate program with its own revenue stream and retiree payments. Social Security is paid for by employees and employers, as is Medicare. The benefits provided by Social Security are earned, not bestowed by the government.
In a February 2005 propaganda rally in North Carolina, Bush lied that there is no Social Security trust fund: "There are empty promises," the president said, "but there's no pile of money that you thought was there when you retired. That's not the way the system works."
This is the same treacherous Wall Street stock market in which witless investors lost between $700 million and $1 trillion on December 6, 1996, the DAY AFTER Greenspan had admitted that the stock market was in trouble because of what he called "irrational exuberance." In other words, Greenspan himself intimated that the stock market might be in for a new speculative disaster on the order of the Great Crashes of 1929, 1987, 1998, and 2000--but that American workers should put their money in this Big Casino so Wall Street can loot their billions in retirement funds.
Every day the feeding frenzy accelerates, with President Obama, columnists, and other sycophants falling into step, warning us that the Social Security System is facing disaster. Fortunately, some leaders have the courage to speak the truth. 
