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November 30, 2001

The AARP will hold a conference on “Beyond 50: Financial Security in a Changing World,” on December 11, 2001, at the Georgetown University Research Building auditorium. The conference will explore the new forces impacting financial security for people age 50 and over, including Social Security reform, the role of pensions and savings, continued earnings through work, and health insurance questions.

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48 million Americans receive Social Security benefits, including 33 million retirees, 7 million survivors, and 8 million disabled workers.
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"These days, the eyes of Cato officials are gleaming at the prospect that privatizing Social Security, a project on which the 24-year-old think tank has worked for years, may be coming to fruition. If privatizers can overcome a few problems that worry their own supporters, it could be a bold new future, with Cato ideas leading the way."

- Hartford Courant
Feb. 26, 2001