It's notable that the change from 2015 to 2027—about $400 billion—is equal to the projected shortfall in Social Security starting in 2034. In other words, if this money had instead been committed to Social Security, it would be solvent forever. But it wasn't. Instead all the talk is about increasing the retirement age and reducing Social Security's inflation adjustment, both things that would disproportionately harm the poor. But the retirement industry doesn't care much about that. After all, they don't make any money off the poor, do they?



https://jabberwocking.com/how-the-retirement-industry-is-wrecking-retirement/