Social Security
On this, I choose to basically keep anyone whom is of age 55 or greater on the current SS plan until I could figure out how to pay them off. Anyone under the age of 55 would have to fend for themselves.
	# People collecting Social Security1	49,123
	% that can afford retirement			ie: claim more than $100,000 per year
	Average Montly Payment 1	$1,002.10
	Total Annual Amount:	$590,713,899.60
	# People age 55 or older 2	70.092		Number in millions
	Planned Annual Liability	$842,870.32		Number in millions
	Planned Lifetime Liability 3	$25,286,109.55		Number in millions
	Number people over age of 65 1	36.790		Number in millions
	Number people still contributing	33.302		Number in millions
	Average Monthly Contribution	$258.33		6.2% tax rate 4 X $50,000 per year
	Total Annual Contribution	$103,236.20		Number in millions
	Planned Total Lifetime Contribution 5	$1,032,362.00		Number in millions
	Unfunded Annual Liability	$739,634.12		Number in millions
	Planned Unfunded Lifetime Liability 3	$24,253,747.55		Number in millions
Footnotes:
1	Source: http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/cats/social_insurance_human_services/social_security_retirement_plans.html - 2005 data
2	SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2008.
3	I based this off Annual Liability X 30, where 30 is the number of remaining years current population has until age 85 (estimated life expentancy)
4	Source: http://www.ssa.gov/pressoffice/colafacts.htm
5	Estimated 10 years remaining of contributions for people age 55 thru 65