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[John Sam Rayburn]

More of this please.

 

[Me]

I'm pretty sure that's totally different from the meme I commented on.

He's conflating SSDI and SSI with Social Security retirement. SSI caps out at $914/month for a single person ($1371 for a married couple) or a little under $11k/year. SSDI (which is based upon work credits, still gets abused but can't be a life long leach to get into it) caps out at $3636/month or about $43.6k/year (closer to what he was stating but still under $50k). Even in the case of the latter though the average benefit is $1688/month, far cry from the max. Technically you can qualify for both SSI and SSDI and then reach that $50k number but that would be rare and isn't just anyone who took a trip through spin dry. Social Security retirement is based upon credits earned over your lifetime work experience and age at which you begin to draw benefits and caps out at $4555/month (average for SSR as of April 2023 was $1835/month). All three are doomed to failure as they are ponzi schemes on borrowed time that no politician is willing to address.

 

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[popsgarland]

Sounds logical, but doesn't it go off what one paid in/made?

Yes..

 

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