The ISSA Manuscript - Ginn, Scott A
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As a major Entitlement program, Social Security has been neglected to the brink of insolvency. The ISSA Manuscript is a Public Policy Statement regarding the funding and actuarial status of future Social Security Trust Funds. It is a 'financial blueprint' how Privatized Social Security Accounts could work in the United States; who could benefit from them, and why they are needed. Over the years, this 50-page booklet has been revised many times. A Former Stockbroker authored this book; it was researched, proofread, and mailed directly to Congressional lawmakers, Government officials, and Public…mehr

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As a major Entitlement program, Social Security has been neglected to the brink of insolvency. The ISSA Manuscript is a Public Policy Statement regarding the funding and actuarial status of future Social Security Trust Funds. It is a 'financial blueprint' how Privatized Social Security Accounts could work in the United States; who could benefit from them, and why they are needed. Over the years, this 50-page booklet has been revised many times. A Former Stockbroker authored this book; it was researched, proofread, and mailed directly to Congressional lawmakers, Government officials, and Public Policy experts over a 10-year time span (from July 2010 to July 2020).
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Scott A Ginn is a Former Stockbroker, and first-time Author. He has resided in Phoenix, Arizona for the last 25 years. A few of his favorite hobbies include competing in Pro Football sports pools (every season); playing Blackjack at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino when in Las Vegas, and skiing in Lake Tahoe. Some of his all-time favorite authors include Tom Clancy, Michael Crichton, John Grisham and Robert Ludlum. Scott has always had an interest in Government and Public Policy, which is why he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. His emphasis was in Pre-Law studies.