Jun 24, 2009
Social Security News
- Citibank Exposes Thousands Of Customers Social Security Numbers (KOLR - KSFX Ozarks)Citibank is informing some 600,000 customers that is exposed their Social Security numbers earlier this year. […]
- Oops! Citibank prints 600,000 customer Social Security numbers on envelopes with tax info (New York Daily News)Citibank mistakenly printed 600,000 customers' Social Security numbers on the envelopes containing their year end tax statements, the company acknowledged Tuesday. […]
- Greenwich Twp. man, 26, charged with having fake Social Security card (The Warren Reporter)GREENWICH TWP. — A man arrested in connection with a domestic disturbance allegedly carried a fake Social Security card. Richard E. Mejia, 26, of 649 Warren Glen Road is to be arraigned today (March 9) in Superior Court, Belvidere on... […]
- Alzheimer's Association Honors Social Security Commissioner Michael Astrue With Humanitarian Award (Medical News Today)Social Security Commissioner Michael Astrue is the recipient of the Alzheimer's Association's 2010 Humanitarian Award. The award is given each year to a public official who has made a significant contribution to help those who are struggling with Alzheimer's disease. This year, the award will be given to Commissioner Astrue in recognition of h […]
- Some Social Security Taxable (Fox News)If you collect Social Security, some of it might be taxable, depending on your total income and marital status. […]
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The computation is based on the 35 years of highest earnings, with earlier years assigned a multiplier based on cost of living. So wages earned long ago are adjusted to today’s dollars.
It is not necessarily true that the last years you work have the most impact on your benefits.
You would be able to find out more information concerning this from the Social Security Administrations website.http://www.socialsecurity.gov/planners/c…
it is the accumulation of all the years you have workedand contributed to social security.
Your benefits are calculated by using the top thirty five years of your earnings. When you receive your yearly statement that is an estimate assuming you earn the same as the last year shown on your statement.