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SSA sends out an annual letter with your figures. You can also create an account on SSA.gov[1] and check anytime you want. [1]: http://www.ssa.gov/myaccount/ h
by zrail 11y ago
SSA sends out an annual letter with your figures. You can also create an account on SSA.gov[1] and check anytime you want.
[1]: http://www.ssa.gov/myaccount/ http://www.ssa.gov/myaccount/
- mbrutsch 11y agoSweet, thanks. Looks like I'll get $2600/mo at age 70. If SSA holds out that long, I can live on that, but I am not hopeful.
- zrail 11y agoBenefits won't just stop completely. If Congress fails to act, SSA will have to cut benefits to 70%. So, instead of $2,600 you'll receive $1,820. At 70% payout, SSA can continue to pay benefits at projected income levels indefinitely.
- mbrutsch 11y agoNow all I have to worry about is keeping up with inflation.
- toomuchtodo 11y agoInflation won't be an issue. The only costs going up are healthcare and college. College won't be an issue for you, and Medicare should fill the gap until the US makes it to single payer.