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“The Pew Research Center defines the middle class as households that earn between two-thirds and double the median U.S. household income, which was $61,372 in 2017, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. 21 Using Pew's yardstick, middle income is made up of people who make between $42,000 and $126,000.” |
The Windfall Elimination Provision affects Social Security for a lot of people.
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Click the link for a better understanding of the increase.
Opinion: Government announces surprising hike in Medicare Part B premiums - MarketWatch |
Click the link for a better understanding of the increase.
Opinion: Government announces surprising hike in Medicare Part B premiums - MarketWatch |
Well sounds like you know how to work the system if you’re paying so little for health care to begin with. That is a big increase for those that rely in SS given the disastrous rise in cost for everything thanks to those in power.
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Social Security Cuts
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Regarding the issue of personal investment choices and benefits vs mandated SSA contributions. SSA was developed in the 1930's during a great depression. The idea of the average person having the opportunity to invest was ludicrous at the time. Combine that with the recent experience in 1929 and it's understandable that a mandatory savings programs was the best choice. |
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all you can say is THANKS _ _ _
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Social Security
They meaning Congress and Senate should pass a bill to limit insurance increases to the same percentage as social security increases. The medical community is literally robbing us.
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The SS increase was intended to help offset the Medicare increase. The two work together. Inflation happens, you are expected to keep up with it. Bread was only 5 cents a loaf in 1934. And income was only $10 per week. Prices go up. People need to pay higher bills, and therefore need more pay. The costs of living go up, and so do the costs of doing business. Medicare and Social Security are social programs designed to keep older people from becoming destitute or dying as a direct result of not being able to afford the kind of medical care that most people over 65 tend to need. If you're not happy with your $70 inceased check and $18 increased Medicare cost, you're welcome to donate the excess to somewhere else, and opt out of everything except Medicare A, which has no premium to you at all. |
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Inflation is manipulated. |
ALL - smoke & mirrors just 1 pocket to another - inflation trumps it all anyway
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