Real Social Security reform could lead to the greatest expansion of wealth for working families that America has ever seen.

FORBES: Fact and Comment

They pay both income and Social Security taxes on their earnings, and they are helping to expand the general wealth of the nation.

FORBES: Fact And Comment

The mistake here was simple: President Bush never put forward a single, comprehensive plan to transform Social Security from a generational-conflict-fostering economic drain to a capital-generating, wealth-creating, economic-illiteracy-reducing, better-benefits-for-all mechanism.

FORBES: Mitigating Inflation's Fallout

So things like tax deduction, things like fringe benefits that you get through your employer, the structure of government benefits, like Social Security, structurally, women of color are least likely to benefit from all of those types of wealth-building effects because of the types of jobs they have.

NPR: Women Of Color Lag Behind In Wealth