With prospect of Social Security funds drying up by 2033, a look at why it's important

  • By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER || Associated Press
  • Wednesday, October 3th, 2012
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“I'll probably work here until I die,” said mechanic Ed Wilson, an employee of Richard's Automotive in West Ashley. Wilson is one of many people from the Lowcountry who shared their thoughts on Social Security potentially running out of money. See Page, A4.

“I'll probably work here until I die,” said mechanic Ed Wilson, an employee of Richard's Automotive in West Ashley. Wilson is one of many people from the Lowcountry who shared their thoughts on Social Security potentially running out of money. See Page, A4. Buy this photo