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by Barkley Hound on October 3rd, 2009
It is somehow based the the highest pay earned for a certain number of years. It is also reduced when you take it before age 66.
by Basil_Fawlty on October 3rd, 2009
It's a complicated formula, but if you call, write or e-mail the Social Security Administration (I'm sure they have a website) they can send you the information.
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I know its reduced, but how do they figure what you will get ?
by suzonka on November 8th, 2009