The Novice & the Nerd Podcast

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On this episode of The Novice and The Nerd, we’re talking about Social Security- how I (and many other people, I’ve learned) don’t think we will have it when its our turn to retire in 20-30 years. Our NERD explains HOW the system works and explains some potential solutions to ensuring the ss system stays funded for our kids!

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