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What will the Social Security Expansion Act mean to you?
The Social Security Expansion Act will give current Social Security recipients or will be eligible in 2023 – at least 62 years old – a bonus check of an additional $200 a month. Also, the bill would boost benefits for the lowest income earners in the U.S. to 125 percent of the federal poverty line, which is around $1,400 per month. Kristin F. Dalton reports the highlights of this current legislation being looked at by congressional members. Read Ms. Dalton’s article here….
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I just turned 63 years old and I am below the Federal Poverty Line, the Social Security Expansion Act would be greatly appreciated!!
i dont see any information being presented to any of the ss workers no lettes have went out. what is the fine on tils
Social Security expansion act for all senior’s would help everything has gone up gas groceries medicine. Please help us we have worked all our lives. We are the baby boomers