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Reduce the Eligibility Age of Social Security and Medicare to 60 Years of Age to End the Jobs Crisis in America.

Created by S.F. on October 30, 2011

1. Lower the SS retirement eligibility age to 60. This will free up jobs for for younger, healthier, less expensive workers who will in turn have higher income (and SS tax paying) potential over their working lifetimes.

2. Remove the cap on Social Security contributions to pay for new and future retirees.

3. Limit consumer credit interest rates to 15% max which will reduce consumer debt and promote consumption without costing taxpayers a cent.

4. Lower the eligibility age of Medicare to zero. Younger, healthier subscribers will dramatically drive down costs and increase savings.

5. Rescind the Bush tax cuts immediately on those making over $250K and increase the rates on those making over $1M. Tax all executive bonus pay at 50%.

6. Make all educational expenses tax deductible.

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