What Portion of the US Debt is Public Expenditures, Who Owns the Public Debt 2017

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• Government Expenditures
• Social Security (Social Security Trust Fund and Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund) - $2.801 trillion. (50%)
• Office of Personnel Management Retirement - $888 billion
• Military Retirement Fund - $670 billion (16%)
• Medicare (Federal Hospital Insurance Trust Fund, Federal Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Fund) - $294 billion (5%)

• All other retirement funds - $304 billion (5%)
• Cash on hand to fund federal government operations  - $580 billion. (10%)
• Other (14%)
• Debt Holders:

• Foreign - $6.004 trillion (42%)
• Federal Reserve - $2.465 trillion (17%)
• Mutual funds - $1.671 trillion (12%)
• State and local government, including their pension funds - $905 billion (6%)
• Private pension funds - $553 billion (4%)
• Banks - $663 billion (5%)
• Insurance companies - $347 billion (2%)
• U.S. savings bonds - $166 billion (1%)
• Other (individuals, government-sponsored enterprises, brokers and dealers, bank personal trusts and estates, corporate and non-corporate businesses, and other investors) - $1.662 trillion. (11%)
• So if anyone tells you you have to cut Social Security, Medicare, tell them you already paid for it and they are not supported you becuase you already paid into it.