HI HCR46

Urges United States Congress to adopt the Social Security 2100 Act to address projected depletion of Social Security trust funds by 2034.

Increases benefits by 2 percent across the board for all Social Security beneficiaries and improves cost-of-living adjustments to reflect economic inflation experienced by seniors.

Restores student benefits up to age 26 for dependent children of disabled and deceased workers; repeals windfall elimination provision and government pension offset; ends five-month waiting period for disability benefits; and increases benefits by additional 5 percent for seniors receiving benefits 15+ years.

Funds benefits through applying Federal Insurance Contributions Act to earnings over $400,000 and adding 12.4 percent net investment income tax for taxpayers making over $400,000, while cutting taxes for 23 million middle-income beneficiaries.

Strongly encourages Congress to reject any legislation that would lead to privatization of Social Security benefits.