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<title>Comment by Andrew Hughes</title>
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<description>Yes, but the US Treasury won&#039;t be the one paying for the bonds.  You will be.  Privatization is never going to happen, but we do need to make this thing at least more secure.</description>
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<title>Comment by RJ</title>
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<description>The money taken in by the payroll tax today is spent today. There is no money in the US Treasury to pay for your savings bond.

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