tayyar.org - An institution without financial settlements for the seventh year: accumulating fragility in social security

Tayyar: The administration of the National Social Security Fund continues to accumulate financial surpluses. What it calls a financial surplus is mainly the result of limited spending on benefits. In other words, the Fund finances the surpluses in its three branches with the rising contributions of insured persons, in return for meager benefits. This is an approach that has been followed since…
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