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Social Security 2023 Trustees Report

March 31, 2023 • By

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person reviewing information on a laptopToday, the Social Security Board of Trustees released its annual report on the long-term  financial status of the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Disability Insurance Trust Funds.  Want to learn more? Read our press release.  

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Stephen C. Goss, Chief Actuary

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  1. Christina L.

    I’m Christina Lynn McVeigh. I’m conform my email address and my phone number 1 304 619 5642 and melirayem15@gmail.com. I do need ssn because someone has used my information. Please help me. Thank you.

    • A.C.

      Hi, Cristina. We are sorry to hear about your situation. Generally, identity theft issues are handled by the Federal Trade Commission. You can find more information on their website: http://www.idtheft.gov or by calling 1-877-IDTHEFT (1-877-438-4338). To learn more about the steps individuals can take to prevent or resolve issues of identity theft, check out our publication, Identity Theft and Your Social Security Number. Just a reminder – please be cautious about posting personal information on social media. We hope this helps.

       

  2. A.C.

    Hi, Prince. Thanks for your question. Social Security does not count pension payments, annuities, or the interest or dividends from your savings and investments as earnings. They do not lower your Social Security retirement benefits. For more information, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions. We hope this helps. 

  3. Ina

    I’m recently divorced after 36 years of marriage. My ex is a high income earner. Do I send SS a copy of my divorce papers and will this help to increase my SS check? My check is very low and it’s all I have to live on. He has not taken his SS, yet. Thank you

    • A.C.

      Hi, Ina. Thanks for your question. To be eligible for divorced spouse benefits, you had to be married to your former spouse for at least 10 years, and you cannot be eligible for a higher benefit on your own record. For more information on how to qualify for divorced spouse benefits, visit our Benefits Planner. For specific questions and/or to apply, you can call us at 1-800-772-1213, Monday through Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., for assistance. You can also contact your local Social Security office. We hope this helps.

      • Frank

        I would say she is eligible for they were married for 36+ years.

  4. A.C.

    Hi. Thanks for visiting our blog. You do not need to report this because any private disability insurance you have will not affect your eligibility for Social Security benefits. If you are receiving or have applied for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, you will need to report the information regarding your private disability benefits.

    For more information on the effects of private insurance on Social Security benefits, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions. We hope this helps. 

  5. Susan T.

    I’m still working part time, my question is.
    I’m going out for a knee replacement and I was wondering if I can collect disability through my job, and still collect my full ssi disability?

    • A.C.

      Hi, Susan. Thanks for your question. If your benefit is from work where you paid Social Security taxes, it will not affect the amount of your Social Security benefit. However, if any part of your benefit is from work where you did not pay Social Security taxes, it could affect the amount of your Social Security benefit. To find out if your Social Security benefit would affect the benefit that you are currently receiving from your former employer, please contact their human resources department. We hope this helps. 

       

      • Leslie

        Once u start getting that extra disability from ssdi.your disability from your work will take that extra amount and deduct it from what u should be getting from them believe me I know they did it you me

  6. William G.

    My other concern is about social security administration they es top my benefits for not reason I paying my taxes every years I classifieds for my disability because I am disabled person I can a prove with my doctor I am under medication for my disability I peal my case but my application the social security in Rockville MD they don’t scam my plication I filled the application inside the office Rockville MD I give to the black lady was en the window she told me she was putting the application in the system but I think she don’t put the application in the system the other thing wen I call costumer service she told me the application appeal wasn’t in the system I think she dropped in the garbage disposal iaskin the costumer service how much I need make a month she told me 1.300 dollars the other customers service told me I need work only amount the gross 2000 dollars I think that happened to me is discrimination thank

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