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政府应该提高享受社会保障金的退休年龄吗？

前佛罗里达州州长布什日前在接受哥伦比亚广播公司消息称，65需求目前基本退休年龄要到68或70，以此来维持社会保障那些现在40岁以下的社会保障退休年龄的基础上递加它考虑到占当收件人出生，他们是否要以换取每月收益减少提前退休。目前的年龄开始领取福利设定为65对那些之前1938年出生在现行法律中，逐渐上升到67年龄为出生于1960年或以后。支持者认为，美国人的生活比他们在社会保障成立，该计划将在未来75年运行$ 7.7万亿红色更长，更健康的生活。反对者认为，社会保障提供了至少一半的总退休收入超过三分之二的退休人员，提高岁时便必要的利益抢夺收入较低的老年人。

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32% 是的	68% 不
20% 是的	61% 不
6% 是，但我宁愿用私有化代替	6% 不应该，这将不利于低收入的老年人，他们的预期寿命短于较富裕的老年人
6% 是的，现在人们的寿命比制定法案时的寿命长	1% No, eliminate the income cap on taxable earnings and stop spending current funds on other programs instead
0% Yes, and eliminate the income cap on taxable earnings

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