What is the primary purpose of Social Security tax, as explained in the video?

To support retirees, people with disabilities, and families of deceased or disabled workers.

To fund military operations and defense spending.

To pay for national infrastructure projects like roads and bridges.

To provide unemployment benefits for those temporarily out of work.

What are the Social Security tax rates for employees and self-employed individuals, as mentioned in the video?

Employees: 6.2%, Self-employed: 12.4%

Employees: 12.4%, Self-employed: 6.2%

Employees: 7.5%, Self-employed: 15%

Employees: 10%, Self-employed: 10%

How are the funds collected from Social Security taxes primarily used, according to the video?

They are deposited into trust funds to pay current beneficiaries, operating on a pay-it-forward system.

They are invested in the stock market to generate returns for future generations.

They are held in individual savings accounts for each taxpayer until their retirement.

They are used to fund government research and development programs.

Who does Medicare primarily cover?

Elderly and certain disabled Americans

Individuals with limited resources and low-income families

All U.S. citizens regardless of age or income

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