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Social Security recipients won't get a cost-of-living increase next year for the first time in more than a third of a century, and that could boost President Barack Obama's plan to send seniors another round of $250 payments before the ...
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Obama's proposal calls for sending $250 payments to Social Security recipients as well as those receiving veterans or disability benefits, railroad retirees, and retired public employees who don't receive Social Security. ...
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The White House put the cost of the payments at $13 billion. Obama said he would not allow the money to come out of the Social Security trust funds, which would further erode the finances of the retirement program. ...
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There are over 50 million elderly and disabled Americans receiving Social Security payments. Not all, but many of these people depend on their payment to just provide for their own basic needs. For full disclosure, my five-year-old ...
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Social Security payments do not go down, even when prices drop. The Obama administration, meanwhile, is pursuing a different way to boost recipients' income. On Wednesday, President Barack Obama called for a second round of $250 stimulus payments ...
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President Barack Obama urged Congress on Wednesday to approve additional $13 billion payments next year – or $250 per person- to senior citizens, military veterans and disabled people to help them weather the economic recession. “Even as we seek