Article: Appeal of Social Security private accounts dim in Connecticut.(Banking & Finance)

The more Connecticut residents learn about a proposal to create private investment accounts in the Social Security program, the more likely they are to oppose it, according to an AARP poll.

"This survey reveals that more than three-quarters of Connecticut residents believe in reforming the Social Security system, not replacing it with something else," said AARP Connecticut director Brenda Kelley. "More than half of all Connecticut residents believe that allowing workers to invest some Social Security payroll taxes in the stock market will weaken the program."

AARP commissioned Woelfel Research Inc. to conduct a telephone survey of 700 Connecticut ...

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