Social Security: How to Maintain Solvency?

There is money in a savings account, it is not 100% of it because the banking system is as diabolically evil as social security is but some of it is there (typically around 10%).

As for IRA I dont know, I am not an expert on this legal peculiarity, I would suspect that some of it is there similar to the amounts that there are in a savings account.

The fund is empty (you admit this further down), this means the government has to get the resources from somewhere and since the ways for government to steal money from people are limited to either honest taxation or taxation via the printing press that must be the only methods available for raising the money needed to make these SS payments.

The only one that needs help are people like you who think you understand the financial system that is currently operating in the western world when the truth is that you are pretty clueless and horrible at using economic logic.

 

I'm asking the question. What superannuation schemes are offered to the American workforce?

 

It's impossible. Government can't be trusted to enforce a system like that. If there is money available for it to rob, it will steal it. That is the nature of government. That is why we should make social security optional.