Retiree Cheers Third Social Security Pay Rise in Three Years
George F. Stephens, a retiree, welcomes a 5.9 percent July 1 boost that adds about $19 monthly. He notes this is the third increase in three years and compares it to past inflation and union gains. Social Security cites new maximums of $447.40 for a 65 year old woman and $437.10 for a man, with couples averaging about $400 monthly. Stephens hopes the fund remains solvent and predicts retirees will adjust as costs, pensions, and travel rise.
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Canadian citizens may collect Social Security at 62 or 65 based on work history in covered employment. Benefits are not limited by U.S. citizenship or Florida residency and can be received in Canada. The column notes federal rules, the impact of earnings on benefits, and directs questions to the Social Security Office in San Diego.
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