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With Social Security trust funds 'rapidly heading to zero,' some ask whether the money should be invested in equities

By: CNBC.com News
Social Security's funds may run out in the next decade, which may lead to benefit cuts of 20% or more. Now one lawmaker wants to invest those funds in stocks.
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