Social Security Income: What determines how much you get each month? What are the deciding factors?
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Amy
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Social Security income has to do with how much you have paid into the system over your working years and how old you are at the time you start to draw SS. once you near 50 (I think) you will get annual SS statements around your birthday showing what your earnings for the past years have been and what your entitlements would be if you retired at a particular age, how much your spouse and dependent children under 18 would get if you were killed, etc.
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