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According to Wikipedia, the  small community of Paola Kansas,  with a population of only 5,000 people, set up a Public School Endowment Association in 1986.    That endowment now has assets of about two million dollars and the endowment produces about $110,000 per year for education in that community.   That's a rate of return of about eighteen percent.   

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If Social Security  had been properly managed, today, the public would have a 40 trillion dollar asset.   Instead, we presently have a 40 trillion dollar debt.   

Imagine for a moment that that investment fund 
actually existed today.   

Imagine that Social Security had that forty-trillion-dollar investment portfolio.   Imagine that  investment making only a meager two and one-half percent annual interest.  Even at that ridiculously low rate of return, the return on investment would be a trillion dollars a year in free and clear money that would be available for retired Americans.   That's about double what is currently (2005)  being paid to Social Security recipients.   There are about 48 million benefit recipients.   Even at that extremely low, two-and-one-half percent rate of return, payments from profits would average over $20,000 per year per person.   

Endowment funds on average make about eleven percent return on the invested money.   Imagine the 40 trillion dollar Social Security investment making only seven and one-half percent return.  The would give each retiree, $60,000 per year per person.   That's about six times  what is currently (2005)  being paid to Social Security recipients,  and, unlike today, not one nickel of that money would be coming from taxes.    

For the full text of this section, readers are directed to:

http://www.EconomicSanity101.com/Rt-3-Protecting-retirement-funds.html#UnitedStatesSocialSecurity 

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Yale University started its endowment fund in about 1950.   Public records indicate that in 2009, the fund was valued at over sixteen billion dollars.   Their average return on investment for the past ten years was 11.8%.  In 2009, the endowment fund paid for 46% of the university's expenses. 

Reference:   http://www.yale.edu/investments        

Public records indicate that in June 2010, the Yale University endowment fund fund was valued at 27.6 billion dollars.   Their average rate of return on investment for the past twenty years was 11.9%.   The endowment fund currently pays 35% of the university's expenses. 

Reference:   http://www.hmc.harvard.edu          

Wikipedia lists 57 U.S. colleges and universities with endowment funds exceeding one billion dollars.   There are undoubtedly numerous other organizations with large endowment funds.  

Each organization listed to referenced to on this page started years ago with a very small amount of money.  

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