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To: SilentZ who wrote (224979)	3/19/2005 11:53:37 AM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571759

>> According to...? There are plenty of sources of this information. Here is one. "What are Social Security's total cash deficits? Social Security's net cash shortfall over the next 75 years totals $25.33 trillion in 2003 dollars, a $1.46 trillion increase from the 2002 report. That figure assumes today's surpluses are saved; if surpluses are not saved, then from 2018 through 2077 Social Security faces gross cash deficits of $26.40 trillion (in $2003), an increase of $1.37 trillion from the 2002 report." socialsecurity.org