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Social Security benefit increases announced by Billings official
Glenn A. Gardner, manager of the Billings Social Security Office, explains the amended social security law raises old-age and survivor insurance payments. He notes the September checks arriving in early October will show the increases, with ranges from about 3.50 to 100 percent and examples such as retired workers rising from about $26 to $46 monthly. Family benefits rise as well, with the maximum potentially up to $150 and widow benefits increasing. He cautions that exact amounts depend on individual insured workers and urges readers to await their October checks for the precise figures.
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