Ending Social Security Taxes: A Boost for Your Retirement and Senior Benefits

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Should we pay no tax on social security? Learn about the reasons behind and the impacts of potentially eliminating taxes, and therefore increasing Social Security benefits and Social Security checks. Discover how this change could affect your retirement planning, save money, and the overall health of the Social Security system.

Today's update explores the potential elimination of taxes on Social Security benefits for seniors, a proposal brought into the spotlight by former President Donald Trump. You will learn about the historical reasons behind the taxation of these benefits, established in 1983 to enhance the program’s funding, and the current policy debates surrounding this issue. We also delve into the financial implications of such a change, both for individuals and the broader Social Security system (SSA), including for retirement, SSI (Supplemental Security Income), SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance), survivors, VA, and spousal benefits, examining how removing these taxes could affect personal financial planning and the program's future solvency. Understand the impact of national economic policies on individual retirement incomes and get insights into planning your financial future amidst these potential changes.

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What do YOU think? Should Social Security be taxed?

moneyinstructor
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DJT is right. Our Social Security shouldn’t be taxed. We’re seniors on fixed income. Every little bit counts. If the government is able to send billions of $$$ to Ukraine why do we keep on paying taxes in our social security!!!

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Well of course NY state taxes us seniors on SS……

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