Justis, if someone was a millionaire at that age they would need to be earning over 250k and paying over 100k / year in taxes for many years. If I was in that position I would probably argue that a 75k handout isn't too bad considering the million dollars+ in taxes I would have paid over the years.
On an additional note I happen to know a few women on 150k + incomes that would stand to benefit. In every instance these people have next to zero assets because they spent all of their twenties and some of their early thirties training in order to reach that income. It's kind-of another kick in the guts to sacrifice years of income in order to reach a higher income level only to have the additional income lost due to higher taxes an lack of benefits.
