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Millennial Opt Out of Social Security

Created by J.S. on February 02, 2014

Millennial Generation Option to forgo further garnishment toward the United States Social Security Tax. (Generation Y), (1982-2004), (Millennial). To Include all post millennial generations i.e. 2005-20XX. The ability to opt out of future Social Security Tax with intention to reinvest future 6.2% wage toward a chosen Compound Interest Retirement Program. United States Citizens ages 30 years (1984) and above immediate option to opt out of all further Social Security payments. U.S. Citizens age 25-29 ability to a 3.1% reduced payment toward Social Security. U.S. Citizens 18-24 years of age the ability to a Personal Social Security account sustained until their 25th birthday Mature Date where the Personal Account can be rolled into chosen Compound Interest Retirement Program

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