Will Kamala Harris Protect Your Social Security Benefits? SSDI, SSI, VA, Seniors

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Learn about Social Security's future and key political figures' stances in the 2024 elections, including Kamala Harris and JD Vance. Discover proposed plans to protect and expand Social Security, and understand the potential impact on your retirement benefits.

In today's update, you'll learn about Social Security's future, especially focusing on the 2024 elections and key political figures like Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, and JD Vance. Their stances, including how they propose to protect and expand Social Security, including retirees, SSDI, SSI, seniors, VA, and low income, will be covered. Discover the projected depletion of Social Security trust funds by 2035, and the various approaches suggested to ensure benefits remain intact. Understand the significance of high-income tax applications, retirement benefit security, and the impact of Social Security cuts. Explore detailed comparisons of different Social Security proposals and gain insights into how these plans could affect your retirement. Stay informed about the importance of political decisions in shaping your financial future and the crucial role of understanding Social Security policies.

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I pay nearly $200.00 a month for Medicare, taken from my monthly income benefits. Seniors pay these expensive monthly Medicare amounts while only receiving 10% of their monthly income from their employer wages. I was receiving approximately $5, 000.00 per month [good wages in the 90's] my Social Security "benefits" began at $900.00 per month! That less Medicare deduction of $120. left me with under $800.00 per month.

vickipettit
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If they put a five cent per gallon tax on gas the SS fund would be over funded in 1 year. The price of gas goes up and down sometimes more that ten cents a gallon so most wouldn't even notice. The result is we wouldn't have forty million seniors choosing between medicine and food every month.

benjamess
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Fund it with the money you send for wars

PYTU
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Biden was supposed to have addressed Social Security issues, but was apparently too focused on helping young people pay for college and other social programs. Seems like the elderly are promised help during elections but are put on the back burner once they are elected. Meanwhile, I guess I’ll have to keep working at least part time so that I can meet my financial needs. I’m tired though, not much energy to enjoy retirement. Promises, promises, promises - politicians looking out for seniors? I’ll believe it when I can quit my part time job!

nancydentico
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What many "don't get" is the higher earners have lobbyists and will not let this pass.The only alternative is to raise the SS tax on workers from 6.2% to 7.2 over about 3 years.They have no representation so do it or they are doomed someday.And raise that 168, 500 cut off limit on up to say...200k.And maybe establish small tariff on foreign goods...after all importing jobs hasn't helped workers.

RandyCessna-dhus
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They need to give people that only get 123 SSI u can't live off that

angelicamcneil
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What age is required for the retirement benefits

solorzanoernesto-onfc
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One thing that you should do about social security is that kids under the age of 18 for their parents to live on the children are not getting the money spent on them for their parents become so they don't have to work too many kids are getting disability for no disabilities

marylacey
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So what will happen if she not elected?

PYTU
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She has my vote anyway. And I will again in four more years!🎉

Jme