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Social Security solvency

Expanding the taxable maximum significantly improves solvency — potentially closing a large portion of the 75‑year shortfall — which benefits future beneficiaries by reducing the risk of benefit cuts.

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Jan 21, 2026
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Which demographic groups gain or lose from eliminating Social Security benefit taxation and raising the payroll tax base?

of Social Security benefits would deliver the largest direct dollar gains to upper‑income retirees today while producing only modest relative gains for many middle‑income households, and would worsen ...

Feb 1, 2026

Are immigrants a net drain on economy in the USA

on the U.S. economy; broad, recent federal analyses and mainstream economic research find that immigration expands the labor force, raises GDP and tax revenue, and — over decades — tends to lower defi...

Jan 9, 2026

How do federal and state/local cost estimates of unauthorized immigration differ and why?

Federal and state/local cost estimates of unauthorized immigration differ because they measure different baskets of spending, use distinct time horizons and counterfactuals, and apply divergent assump...

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