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A Cato Plan for Social Security Reform

CAPITOL HILL BRIEFING
Friday, January 30, 2004
12:00 pm

Featuring Michael Tanner, Director, Cato Project on Social Security Choice.

B-340 Rayburn House Office Building

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Michael Tanner powerpoint presentation. (PPT, 34 Kb)

With Social Security moving to the forefront of the political and policy battleground, the Cato Institute will outline a detailed proposal to reform Social Security. The plan is designed to bring Social Security into long-term solvency and allow younger workers to privately invest 6.2 percentage points of their payroll taxes through individual accounts. A pair of Cato experts will review details of the Institute’s proposal and discuss the state of the reform debate in the wake of President Bush’s State of the Union address.