Increase the Payroll Tax Rate by 1 Percentage Point

Increase the Payroll Tax Rate by 2 Percentage Points Over 10 Years

Increase the Payroll Tax Rate by 3 Percentage Points Over 60 Years

Raise the Taxable Maximum to Cover 90 Percent of Earnings

Raise the Taxable Maximum to Cover 90 Percent of Earnings; Do Not Increase Benefits

Eliminate the Taxable Maximum

Tax Covered Earnings Above the Taxable Maximum; Create a Two-Component System for Calculating the PIA

Tax Covered Earnings Above the Taxable Maximum; Do Not Increase Benefits

Tax Covered Earnings Above the Taxable Maximum at 4 Percent; Do Not Increase Benefits

Tax Covered Earnings Above $250,000 at 4 Percent; Do Not Increase Benefits

Raise From 35 to 40 the Years of Earnings Included in the AIME

Index Earnings in the AIME Formula to Prices

Apply the Social Security Benefit Formula to Individual Years of Earnings

Reduce All PIA Factors by 15 Percent

Reduce the Top PIA Factor to 10 Percent

Reduce All PIA Factors by 0.5 Percent Annually

Index Initial Benefits to Changes in Longevity

Implement Pure Price Indexing of Initial Benefits

Implement Progressive Price Indexing of Initial Benefits for the Top 70 Percent of Earners

Implement Progressive Price Indexing of Initial Benefits for the Top 50 Percent of Earners

Index the Bend Points in the PIA Formula to Prices

Add an Additional Bend Point to the PIA Formula and Reduce the PIA Factors

Increase the First Bend Point in the PIA Formula by 15 Percent

Replace the Current PIA Formula With a New Two-Part Formula

Base COLAs on the Chained CPI-U

Base COLAs on the Chained CPI-U and Increase Benefits 20 Years After Initial Eligibility

Base COLAs on the CPI-E

Reduce COLAs for People With Higher PIAs

Introduce a New Poverty-Related Minimum Benefit

Create an Alternative Benefit for Spouses of Deceased Workers

Limit the Survivors’ Benefit

Reduce the Spousal Benefit