FAQ - Question #1

     In fact, SSWIFT is a Social Security Program designed to provide current and future tax exempt dividend income to offset the probability that the current Social Security tax based program will eventually experience benefit distribution problems that may begin to occur in as early as twenty years and grow more severe as each year passes.
     If SSWIFT is enacted now the Voluntary, MPDI and reinvested monthly dividends will have grown to such an extent that the monthly dividend income from SSWIFT, combined with the future tax based monthly Social Security benefit, should be on par with the total monthly tax based benefit Social Security beneficiaries are receiving today. In fact, it has the possibility of being more. This because SSWIFT is a program designed to grow through reinvestment compounding.
     Current Social Security beneficiaries are paid their equal share of the dividends the following month. The dividends not paid to ineligible Social Security beneficiaries are reinvested by SSWIFT into the corporations with the same expenditure guidelines and restrictions as on all SSWIFT funds received.