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The article is very good news and th SSA should be commended for their good work. BUT, please when are you going to see that senior older adults get an increase in their cost of living. We did not have retirement plans from employers when we were working. Our income is solely on social security payments. I suppose you all have noticed the cost of items these days.!
my sociak security monthly payment is under the expected; therefore i am still working; and still paying into the system. once i quit working for good will my social security increase.the cost of living has gone over the top.
Each year we review the records for all working Social Security recipients. If your earnings for the prior year are higher than one of the years we used to compute your retirement benefit, we will recalculate your benefit amount. We pay the increase retroactive to January the year after you earned the money. Visit our Retirement Planner: Getting Benefits While Working for more information.
8 months ago i applied for my survivors benefits. It took 4 months for that to get approved. I still have not recieved my backpay. That is ridiculous. 8 months wirking on 9. Can someone find out what they been doing?
We apologize for the delay and inconveniences you are experiencing, Paula. Unfortunately, but for security reasons, we do not have access to personal records in this blog. Please continue working with your local office. You can request to speak with the manager to see how we can help to expedite resolution of your situation. If you are unable to visit the local office, you can call our toll free number at 1-800-772-1213, representatives are available Monday through Friday between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Generally, you will have a shorter wait time if you call later in the week. Thanks.
Hi Frances, if you’re referring to the Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2018, we will know that information in late October, when the increase in the Consumer Price Index as determined by the Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics is announced. As always, we will keep you informed.
“As always” some bogus set of “cost of living” items will be used to determine if SS recipients need a raise. If a raise is given it wI’ll be absorbed by the increase in Medicare’s premium. Meanwhile my cost of food, gas and utilities continues to increase exponentially. De
Is I’m getting my money in August 2017
Maybe!!
Hey are we getting another raise next year
Hey David we didnt get a raise this year. Medicare got it.
Are we getting a cost o living in 2017? Coz I’m not making ends meet very well,, low disability,$20.00 on food stamps is not much to live on!
Hi Carol! The Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA), is announced each year in late October. We will keep you informed.
I guess you’ll have to draw down on your savings and investments then.
Hi David! The Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA), is announced each year in late October. We will keep you informed.
Sure are!!
Will their be an increase in social security benefits in 2018
CPI-W
2016 Q3 235.057
2017 Q1 237.329
2017 Q2 will be released tomorrow (Friday)
2017 Q3 will determine the SS 2018 cost-of-living increase
the preliminary estimate is for a roughly 2% increase in 2018. It will be partially offset by an increase in the cost of Medicare plus an increase in the cost of Medicare supplemental (i.e. Medicare Advantage)
Hello Mr. West, if you’re referring to the Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2018, we will know that information in late October, when the increase in the Consumer Price Index as determined by the Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics is announced. As always, we will keep you informed.
Blind people can come the COST of living has been up for yrs..seriously..come on people.
How can they even call it a cost of living increase? Less money every year. If you account for the cost increase for medical and decrease in food stamp eligibility, you’re in the red more each year. What cost of living increase? We can still add. Who is the Gov. trying to kid? A total of LESS IS STILL LESS.
I hope finally my dreams will come true on August1,2017.
And CONGRATULATIONS ms or Mrs Commissioner
For 2018
Good Luck….!!!
PLEASE PROTECT OBAMACARE AND MEDICARE. GOP IS WRONG AND STUPID.
ObamaCare is a total farce and even the Democrats admit it is a failure! The Democrats are yelling about what the Republicans are going to pass, but when the Democrats passed ObamaCare no one voting including the Democrats who passed it read even 10% let along let the Republicans input their concerns and now they are madd saying they are not getting their inputs heard!
Right on, Jim!!
Talk what you actually know because Republicans added amendments to the ACA. So they did have input.
The Status of Social Security
Old-Age/Survivors (OASI), Disability (DI)
……………………….OASI………DI……. (trillions)
Assets (2015)…..$2.7803…$0.0323
Income (2016)….$0.7975…$0.1600
Outgo (2016)……$0.7764…$0.1459
Net Increase…….$0.0211…$0.0141
Assets (2016)…..$2.8013…$0.0463
SOCIAL SECURITY INCOME/BENEFITS SHOULD BE RAISED SO POOR PEOPLE AND SENIOR CITIZENS WILL BE ABLE TO AFFORD LIVES.
right on,,,,,,[,but will never happen,},us seniors just keep trying to survive,,with the no increases or paulty one percent increases ,,its so unfair the way cola leaves out FOOD & MEDICAL EXPENSES
Older people on SS are in bad need of a raise in their SS checks. It should not be reduced in any way. Because the raise is a % on what you get…….look how much we have lost over the years because of no increase.
SS has never been reduced so why do you bring that straw man argument up?
Fiscal Year 2018 HA-14-7-17 http://www.title24uscode.org/ss18.pdf
This July 16th re-appraisement of Agency FY 18 budgets under Annualized Continuing Resolution for Fiscal Year 2017 (CR17) produces a budget surplus FY 18. The surplus cannot be attributed to any cruel and unusual budget cuts of civilian officials to levy war, unlikely to prevail in any Departments but Labor and Commerce, health insurance overestimates distorting totals are un-abolished, the FY 18 budget surplus is the product of accurate accounting of the supporting documentation of the agency outlay edger by HA. This FY 16 – FY 18 budget provides the most secure Treasury total outlay estimates for the year end production of undistributed offsetting receipts, to settle disputes regarding normal agency outlay growth, to produce a budget surplus FY 18 surplus, that can be sustained with or without taxing the rich to end poverty by 2020. Because of extra time it takes to codify the fiscal year budget that is due on July 16th, social security and other national welfare claim parts will be finished and book finally edited before the total eclipse on August 21, 2017.
The Treasury may choose to retroactively abolish the refundable premium and cost sharing reduction subsidy to health insurance corporations, including those who fled, with profits more than 10% from FY 16, to turn the -$63 billion budget deficit into a + $16 billion surplus FY 17 under 26USC§6401. All Congress is requested to do is vote to tax the rich the 12.4% OASDI tax on all their income to end poverty by 2020 and end child poverty in 2018 by repealing the Adjustment of the contribution and benefit base under Section 230 of the Social Security Act 42USC§430 on October 1, 2017 the first day of FY 18.
There are five rows in the Outlay by Agency table that need to be deleted because they actually represent zero outlays because they are either not instrumental to calculating total on-budget outlays or they are accounted for by a Cabinet agency under 31USC§101 – (1) Allowances, (2) Other Defense – Civil Programs, (3) Other Independent Agencies on-budget and off-budget and (4) Small Business Administration (SBA). Deleting the first three rows result in an estimated $2 trillion – $1,950,164 million. Treasury Negotiations regarding interest payments on the federal debt might reduce the debt to 86.5% of its current value of $506 billion to $478 billion FY18. Then with a budget surplus pay only the 3.4% average interest rate on t-bonds $494 billion FY19. When the ledger is zeroed, agencies can reconcile their historical congressional budget justifications with WHOMB it may concern the historical tables regarding agency outlays, total outlays, surplus or deficit and gross national debt.
It is advised that Social Security on-budget row change its name to Human Services (HS) and adopt the total outlays of the Agency for Children and Families (ACF), Administration for Community Living (ACL) and Substance Abuse Mental Health Service Administration (SAMHSA) FY 18. Health and human services must be separated FY 18 to keep 3% federal public health spending growth from 2014 limited to less than $1 trillion for the time being. The United States must begin to redress 22-33% child poverty rate with 8% TANF growth FY 17, 4% every year thereafter. To end child poverty it is necessary to tax the rich the 12.4% Old Age Survivor Disability Insurance (OASDI) taxes on all their income to pay every poor child an SSI benefit 2018 and end poverty by 2020. To help federal health spending get under the $1 trillion limbo bar, it is advised that WHOMB make certain changes the outlay by agency ledger to recognize the graduation of HS. First, change the historical name of Social Security on-budget spending, the SSI program, to Human Services (HS). Second, make accurate notation of annual reports of total SSI outlays (benefits + administration) in the historical HS row or decide to use the existing numbers to postpone the duty to re-total historical outlays, surplus or deficit and debt. Third, graduate HS FY 18 so that it adds to or replaces Social Security on-budget FY 18 whereas SSI is going off-budget if the rich are taxed or HS is combined with SSI in the on-budget HS outlay row. Vote to end poverty by 2020 HA-19-6-17 http://www.title24uscode.org/ss18.html
Just curious about trump’s changes to medicaid ?
The why don’t you go to a different site? One that discusses medical welfare payments, SS has nothing to do with that.
The full report may Board of Trustees 2017 OASDI report may be obtained from the SSA’s website here:
https://www.ssa.gov/OACT/TR/2017/index.html
In just my opinion, everyone past, present or future, should know what Social Security can and will do for them when the time comes to collect. It is not a living wage and never was set up to be. When you are working the amount you put in is far less than what you eventually get out if you live long enough to collect on it. The Affordable Care Act is meant for those citizens who cannot afford to pay for medical needs and everyone who applies and are eligible gets covered and that’s a fact. Everyone in America should know that the majority rules in politics! Take a step back and listen to yourself, you don’t need to complain because whatever you are getting “beats a blank!”
We’d be better off without the ACA. It has so screwed up the market place that it has caused those who could work to not be hired or to be placed into PT positions so that they can’t afford medical care. Further the deductibles and co pays are so high as to make those who can find a doctor unable to go to him anyway. Might as well not have insurance.
Social Security Monthly CPI-W http://bit.ly/2tPkeTb
Social Security Quarterly CPI-W http://bit.ly/2rx0moj
CPI-W
2016 Q3 235.057
2016 Q4 235.446
2017 Q1 237.329
2017 Q2 238.618 (1.5% over 2016 Q3)
2017 Q3
to achieve a 2% cost-of-living increase, a Q3 reading of 239.758 is necessary.
Q3 is an average of July, August, and September monthly readings …
If the earnings limit for Social Security tax were raised or, even better, eliminated, there would be no problem at all for the future of Social Security and Medicare benefits. Low wage workers pay an unfair share of the tax, since 100% of their income is taxed, while high paid workers pay tax on only a fraction of their income.
I really do not understand why there IS an earnings limit on SS– what was the original thought on that?
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To those who do not think social security has been reduced don’t know people who were blindsided by earning the whole amount that was taxed and then at retirement being cut to the bone while the next few years thise who earned the whole taxable amiunt had their retirement benefits raised a great deal.
My husband a ww2 vet had that experience and bequeathed same to me his widow.
why aren’t the people that have a higher income taxed like us regular working people? Its not quite fair, eliminating the cap would help keep it solvent for quite a while.
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Social Security Issues
After preliminarily reviewing the 2017 Annual Report of the OASDI Trustees, with a disabled friend, the Commissioner, beauty pageant winner, so as not to be delayed waiting for me to finish, is directed to resolve the following atherosclerosis causing social security issues, just like me, by the eclipse of August 21, in the 2017 Annual Report of the SSI Program.
1. OASI owes $183.5 billion zero dollar damages to the DI trust fund 2009-2015 because of the inability of the Board of Trustees to do the calculus it takes to estimate the OASDI tax rate since 2000. $72.6 billion DI assets have been accumulated under the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 (2016-2018). This is less than $183.5 plus seven years of 2.5% interest in a 2.5% asset accumulation limit to ensure the higher yield investment of distributing the tax on the rich to the poor = $216.6 billion – $72.6 billion = $144 billion compensation for swallowing the OASDI tax rate key to the “not allowed to transfer funds from one trust fund to another”. Even after being cited for not doing the calculus right in the 2016 Annual Report and correcting the figures in the 2017 Annual Report the distribution of the 2016 OASDI tax rate is still fudged and the 2019-2022 are a few digits off.
2. A 2.1% DI tax rate in calendar year 2019 and in the intermediate projection is the ideal rate to afford the DI trust fund the comfortable margin the smaller trust fund needs to save, pay the high cost scenario, and avoid bearing the combined costs, until after 2020. The 2.1 DI 10.3 OASI rate extends the OASI and OASDI deficits as long as possible, until 2021 in OASI at 2.1% DI tax rate, and can settle the rate once and for an Actuary whose highest level of incompetence is predicated on his inability to calculate the OASDI tax rate. Under current law a deficit is estimated to occur in the DI trust fund in 2019 and in the OASI and OASDI trust funds by 2022, the combined deficits are also larger. Thanks to the retirement of the Baby Boomers the 2.1% Social Security Matters DI tax rate of yesteryear has become the law.
3. The 2.2% Cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) proposed in Table V.C1 of the 2017 Annual OASDI Report discriminates against the 3% COLA law, the 2.7% COLA (2017) promised in the 2016 Annual Report, the 2.7% (2018), 3.0% (2019) COLA negotiation to ensure exactly $777 SSI (2019) and the 2.2% DI tax rate CY 19. Two counts of deprivation of relief benefits under 18USC§246, one count of bribery of witnesses under 18USC§201 and two counts of terrorism under 18USC§2331 against government property or contracts (Smokey the bear pegs the Actuary as a contract slasher, not a burner like the OMB Director) under 18USC§1361via communication lines, stations, systems under 18USC§1362 to produce defective national-defense material under 18USC§2156 that constitutes torture under 18USC§2340A of 70.4 million hostages under 18USC§1203 that may be due process as the crime of genocide to make it clear that damaged mental faculties are not okay in the SSA Annual Report(s). Deprivation one: 3% annual COLA is needed for limited income beneficiaries to compete with 2.7% annual consumer price inflation. Deprivation two: The agreed upon 2.7% COLA (2018) from the 2016 Annual Report provided the stability that is needed for 3% COLA (2019) to equal SSI benefits of exactly $777 (2019). The 3.1% COLA (2019) is bribery of witnesses that unscientifically leads to a 2.6% COLA (2020) and thereafter, rather than either the 2.7% rate of inflation or 3% COLA. Attrition, the two counts of terrorism are in regards to the government reneging on the borderline scientific public contract with 2.7% CPI = 2.7% COLA (2018) from the 2016 Annual Report and the 2.2% COLA from the 2017 Annual Report that terrorizes the 2.2% DI 10.2% OASI intermediate tax rate. The Actuary’s one-year retarded COLA account cannot be allowed to intellectually disable December COLA negotiations for either the 2.7% (2018) inflation negotiation with God to compute $777 mo. SSI (2019) or 3% rule of law under Sec. 215(i) of the Social Security Act 42USC415(i). Be good to orphans and the very poor. And speak good words to people (The Quran, The Heifer: 83). Give orphans their property, and do not substitute bad things for good. Do not assimilate their property into your own. Doing that is a serious crime (The Quran, The Women: 2).
Peter’s Principle is in any organization every employee rises to his level of incompetence. All valuable work is therefore done by people who have not yet reached that level. People must be cautious with leadership because they often accept positions of power for which they are not qualified although they may have performed well in another, lesser or more specialized position. Parkinson’s Law explains that work expands to fill the time available to do it. Or, that the amount of work done varies inversely to the number of people employed as the result of the Law of Diminishing Returns. Although more people can make a job go faster as long as there is somebody the job will get done. Any gain that a proprietor makes from employment is less than if the owner did it themselves and becomes even more marginal the more employees there are. Estimates must be crunched in the park. Tables sooner than solar eclipse.
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Preliminary SSI and OASDI Trust Fund Operation Tables HA-31-7-17 http://www.title24uscode.org/ssioasdi.pdf
The Social Security Trust funds are established in Sec. 201 of the Social Security Act under 42USC§401. They are sustained by the Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) to ensure that an appropriate amount of tax dollars are transferred from the General Fund to the Social Security Trust Funds under 26USC§3121. Aside from effectively treating the intellectually disabling effects of calculus upon the arteries, the most important substantive social security issue in the United States pertains to the law regarding the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) under Sec. 215(i) of the Social Security Act under 42USC§415(i). COLA has been neglected since the hyperinflation of the early 1970s and religiously abused as an OASDI tax rate calculus substitute since 2009. COLA must be re-interpreted to guarantee lower-income by law social security and other welfare program beneficiaries a 3% COLA to stay ahead of average 2.7% consumer-price-index (CPI) annually adjusted rate of inflation since 1980, provided the combined OASDI trust fund has a trust fund ratio greater than 20%, to comply with the Iron Law of Wages for high rates of catch-up economic growth to escape the inflation of printing Engel’s Law. Neither nation nor labor budget can afford to irregularly pay reparations for the resulting attrition of purchasing power. This attrition dangerously impoverishes and depletes the savings of lower income Americans. Lower-income social security and other welfare beneficiaries who do not have the patience to find rental expenses less than 30% of income, destitute at the end of the month. Lower-income workers, especially those with expensive children who need to legislate an automatic 3% annual increase in federal minimum wage under 29USC§206(a)(1)(D) and unemployment compensation contributions to ensure all 4 million women giving birth to United States citizens are equally paid maternity leave for 14 weeks maternity protection under ILO Convention 183 (2000) to reduce alarmingly high rates of legitimate demand by an industrialized nation for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) under Sullivan v. Zebley (1990) T with the payment of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) under Sec. 404 of Title IV of the Social Security Act 42USC§604 and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Program for the Aged, Blind and Disabled under Sec. 1611 of Title XVI of the Social Security Act 42USC§1382. There are three decisions that Social Security Administration (SSA) needs to make now, for fiscal and calendar year 2018. Hopefully in the first combined Annual Report on the OASDI and SSI Trust Funds. First, resolve to pay the high cost DI estimate to afford all social security beneficiaries their 3% COLA (or 2.7% 2018 and 3% every year thereafter to equal $777 SSI in 2019) and ensure working age contributing orphans and insulin dependent diabetes mellitus patients (IDDM) are qualified disabilities for a compassionate allowance. Second, compensate the DI Trust with 2.5% asset accumulation plus interest, for not being able to perform the OASDI tax rate calculation in a timely fashion 2009-2015, for an interest adjusted estimate of $240.4 billion transfer from OASI to DI in 2018. Third, create a Supplemental Security Income (SSI) trust fund to distribute the tax on the rich to end poverty by 2020 with a full SSI benefit, beginning with all 16-24 million children growing up in poverty in 2018.
Why do some folks get their ss on the 3rd of the month & other’s on the 2nd weds. of the month? Those who get it on the 2nd weds. makes for a longer month to month as its rarely on the same day of the month. For instance, you get paid on the 9th one month, then on the 13th the next month. It’s just crazy!!!
Hi, Wilma. Mailing Social Security payments every 3rd day of the month was changed in May 1997 to help us prepare for the retirement of the “baby boomer” generation. It’s predicted that the Social Security Administration’s (SSA’s) beneficiary population will grow from over 59 million today to more than 88 million in the next 20 years. When all Social Security beneficiaries were paid on the 3rd of each month, it made the days immediately following “check day” the busiest in SSA field offices and telephone service centers. Now, under “payment cycling” as we call it, beneficiaries receive their payments on the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th Wednesday of the month according to the birthday of the person on whose record they receive benefits. This change has significantly helped us to spread out our workloads throughout the month, allowing our representatives with more time to attend to our daily demands, and try to provide our public with better service. We thank you for your feedback and appreciate your understanding!
How long do survivors benefits last?
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Hi, Eric. You can get survivors benefits for as long as you continue to meet the eligibility requirements for the type of benefits you’re receiving (Children, widows, surviving divorced spouse, etc.). For example, unmarried children may be eligible to receive Social Security survivor’s benefits until age 18, or age 19 if attending elementary or secondary school full-time. To learn more, please visit our Survivors Planner web page. Thanks!
Ray Fernandez, I need help! I have been abused by the process of filing for SSI and SSD benifits. My doctors have found me disabled for years. I filed 2013! My case has been such a convoluted mess and is absolutely criminal! I have a complaint filed on Judge Mareen Mauer suggested by the social security administration in Salem Oregon. This is so horrific it has caused a second reprsenitive to grow impatient and refuses to be subjected to the anxiety my case has caused them! Please someone help me! I’m despret to not be pawned off to another person that doesn’t have the know how to persue my case. Thank you, Michelle Edwards.
I’m trying to find out how to replace my SNT trustees. One is my daughter, the other my son in law.
There is nothing listed in the search of ssa.
I need to speak with someone, with more knowledge than is available from the main phone number.
775-301-6565
I would like to contact Nancy Berryhill commissioner about a complaint on the social security office local here in Indianapolis and the main number for Social Security. I was awarded my Social Security Oct 21st 2017. The Social Security office called me and advised me about when I was going to get my back pay and monthly checks. The back payment check was sent the on Nov 3rd to my home. It was a for a large amount. The check issued with my first name and middle initial then on the address line they put my last name Black-Hughes. I took it to the bank and it kicked back saying the check was not good. I called social security and they advised to call the US DEPT OF Treasurers office and they are the ones that advised me about the check being wrong. I called back the SS office and they canceled the check and sent another one on Nov 14th, It was made out the same one as the first. I took it to the bank and once again it was refused. Once again I had called SS to let them know and they told me to go to the local office which I did . They took the check issued out a receipt and said the check would be voided and payment would be made by direct deposit to my bank. They said if I did not receive payment to contact their office back and they would investigate again. I went back last Thursday then the same person that I had talked too said there was nothing he could do . I asked for a supervisor and she came out and told me it could take 30 to days to get my funds. That was totally unexceptionable and I asked for her supervisor . A manager came out and said he would do a manager to manger request to get the funds released ASAP and still nothing has been done at this time. No request has been made.,, the check is still showing active and even with the letters that I received from the SS they will not take that as proof. I am getting ready to lose my car, my home, I owe several thousand of dollars out from having to borrow to pay my bills and not get evicted and these people are wanting their money and I am getting ready to get sued. I need help and need it now. I have contacted SS on the 800 line at least a dozen times with different answers from each one, have been to the local office 3 or 4 times and still a different answer and this is not being taken care of. It has been one month and 2 days that I have been waiting for these funds and have been nothing but blown off and ignored, Can someone please please help me get my payment? 313 288 4476
I have also contacted the US Attorneys office, and 3 local news channels to see if I can get help. And sending as many emails I can to get someone to help me.
We’re sorry for the inconveniences you’re experiencing, Kimberly. We have referred your complaint to our Field Operations Staff for follow up and to take corrective action as necessary. We appreciate your feedback, and thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Hi. I am Billy key. I need help on my Social Security benefits. I need it for rent a apartment and lights and water and food. I get only 770$ for total disability and SSI. And 16$ food stamps.my phone number is 252-455-8264. Please call. Thank u. Have a nice day.
Thank u.
I am billy key, maybe Nancy Ann.Berryhill. Can help me on my Social Security benefits. Please, I need help on a apartment like rent and light And water and food. I am get 770$ for my Social Security benefits and 16$ for food stamps. That is all of it.
My phone number is 252-455-8264. Thank u. Have a nice day.
Thank u.
Dear Ms. Berryhill,
I have been having a difficult time in obtaining information concerning my SSD. I received a notice saying they made a mistake and lowered by monthly check to pay back. I asked for an explanation of the mistake because it appeared on the computer in the SSA
office that when I received a settlement they used the full amount instead of what I actually received. Went to my lawyer and he said all papers were sent and he would send again. To no avail, no reason was given.
Now his letter did not show in the computer as being given to the board. I would like to send you my letter and what has been done or not done to fix the problem. Do you have an e-mail address I can send it to, so that maybe you could find someone to help?
Sincerely,
Lisa A. Creamer
35971 678th St.
Hill City, Mn. 55748 218*697*8439
Hello Lisa, we have referred your complaint to our Office of Operations to follow up and to take corrective action as necessary. We appreciate your feedback, and thank you for bringing this to our attention.
I will be there in the morning to figure out what is going on with my social security check for the 3rd of the month
My name is cameka mayes mycheck was not on my car today I’m trying to figure out why I am homeless and don’t have anywhere to stay as it is due to my daughter’s check being cut off for 14 months I am in a situation where I am homeless and I’m not understanding why my check is cut off for the 3rd of the month I received the check for the first but have not received it for the third someone please contact me immediately
Hello, The Trustees report on page 155 – “The Social Security Act prohibits expenditures from the OASI and DI Trust Funds for any purpose not related to the payment of benefits or administrative costs for the OASDI program. Where in the Social Security Act is this?
Thank,
Rick Mellum
Each year I, Ex Pat in Thailand 13 years, 84 yrs. old, receive a form designed to reduce my benefit, IF, I am working. At 84, disabled, as I am sure many Ex pats 75 + are, do not work but am threatened with total cancellation of REPAYMENT OF MY MONEY I PAID INTO SS FOR 40 + years if I do not reply in a specified number of days.This form costs many millions plus requires 100’s maybe thousands of people to administer and, essentially produces negative results as 1). Many do not receive the form, 2).Many/most are disabled & cannot work. 3). Some don’t want to work and, 4). Many of the rest, maybe all, realizing their benefit could be reduced, lie ,so, why with a certain negative P/L, send it at all ?
I forgot Number 5). A goodly number of addressees are DEAD !
How can I find out my total receipts for 2017? I don’t see it addressed anywhere. Why is it so difficult to find? Why isn’t it itemized on the listing? Is it worded in a different way?
Where do I have my SNT reviewed?
My name is Tammy and Clark my birthday is January 19th 1969 and my last 4 digits r617 for I am wondering when I will receive my Social Security Administration back pay it’s been two years I have accidentally blocked myself out of my social security.com I cannot get any help to unblock it please help me
Just trying to find out how I can collect the 225.00 death benefit for my deceased husband.