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9. That is the first time I ever saw just how many people it

Sun Dec 15, 2024, 11:25 AM

Dec 15

affects. That threshold would be about $75k for a single person adjusted for inflation
and close to $100k for a couple.

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Social Security Fairness Act takes big step towards passage [View all] Dulcinea Dec 15 OP

Please correct me if I'm wrong... Think. Again. Dec 15 #1

I think these are people who did pay into social security MacKasey Dec 15 #2

I see, so they HAVE PAID into the SS system... Think. Again. Dec 15 #4

"An inequities will have to be fixed down the road." MichMan Dec 15 #14

Thank you, I think I understand that... Think. Again. Dec 15 #18

That is the first time I ever saw just how many people it doc03 Dec 15 #9

Ronald Reagan signed it into law in 1983 MacKasey Dec 15 #16

No one should be exempted from paying into SS MichMan Dec 15 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author doc03 Dec 15 #11

Confused XanaDUer2 Dec 15 #6

It's going insolvent. Igel Dec 15 #15