You will pay into Social Security for 40 years.
$9,000 a year.
$360,000 total.
Out of your paycheck. Not optional.
Your return?
Maybe $2,000 a month at retirement.
That won’t cover rent in most American cities.
Now imagine that same $360,000 invested in an index fund for 40 years.
At a 7% average return?
$1.8 million.
Same money. Same 40 years.
Completely different future.
But you don’t get that choice.
You fund a broken system whether you trust it or not.
And then they wonder why younger generations have checked out.

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