Make Social Security financially stable for future generations, and funded by more fair and less regressive taxation.

As both morally and fiscally responsible Americans, we accept that changes to the Social Security program need to be made to insure its long term solvency, but we ask that the financial burden of supporting our aged citizens be shared in a more fair and less regressive manner. Therefore, we propose the following changes to the Social Security program:
1.) For those between the ages of 55 and 65, no change would be made in the age of eligibility for Social Security benefits.
2.) For those between the ages of 45 and 54, Social Security benefits would begin at 66.
3.) For those under the age of 45, Social Security benefits would begin at 67.
4.) Social Security taxation should be applied to ALL individual income without limit, while the cap for the employer contribution might be retained.