One of the study's authors, Tom Saving, is an NCPA Senior Fellow and was recently appointed by President Clinton and confirmed by the Senate as public trustee of the Social Security Trust Fund. The Bush plan reforms the system by investing surplus funds so that the growth of personal retirement accounts can ease the taxpayer burden in future years. Bush's plan makes structural reforms. Under his plan, Social Security benefits can be paid without increasing payroll taxes. Please contact Sean Tuffnell to receive an executive summary of this report.
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