Stability Accounts

Not a slogan—a defined asset-backed structure replacing the brittle “government promise only” retirement model:

Individually owned investment accounts seeded at birth (government-funded initial allocation; funds are yours, not a ledger entry Congress can redefine).
Long-compound growth path toward substantial retirement balances over a working lifetime (Executive Summary cites ~$1.89M at age 65; assumptions live in chapters and FAQ).
Accountability linkage: at retirement age, modeled repayments reconcile public services consumed against the seeded path—remaining balance stays with individuals or heirs under the documented rules.
Systemic stabilization: large, rules-based inflows tied to citizenship birth cohorts can act as a durable structural buyer / floor mechanic in public markets (Executive Summary aligns this with sovereign-fund parallels such as Norway’s model).

Stability Accounts are described in layers—start executive, then transitions, enrollment, FAQ.