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It is understandable that if all those who are opposed to raising the income tax threshold on SS benefits to 2024 inflation levels, are also independently wealthy and therefore don't really need SS benefits. Perhaps those that depend on SS benefits, ...
PaulN872695 12-21-2024 05:45 AM
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You are correct @fffred , i was mistaken about the maximum benefit. It's tided to the cap and as the cap goes up, so does the maximum benefit. 
PaulN872695 12-21-2024 05:30 AM
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I'm surprised to see that nobody here supports indexing the tax threshold on SS with inflation. The original thresholds seemed reasonable at the time. But to me no longer seem reasonable. 
PaulN872695 12-20-2024 02:12 PM
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The maximum benefit you can receive at age 70 is  $4,873, regardless of how much you paid into the FICA fund. Since existing law limits the benefit to $4,873, raising the CAP does not change that.
PaulN872695 12-20-2024 02:00 PM
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Seehttps://youtu.be/GfZuB7XSFys?si=1ul3iHv06FVnzIYvfor an interesting explanation and easy solution.
PaulN872695 12-20-2024 01:55 PM
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It is understandable that if all those who are opposed to raising the income tax threshold on SS benefits to 2024 inflation levels, are also independently wealthy and therefore don't really need SS benefits. Perhaps those that depend on SS benefits, ...
PaulN872695 12-21-2024 05:45 AM
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You are correct @fffred , i was mistaken about the maximum benefit. It's tided to the cap and as the cap goes up, so does the maximum benefit. 
PaulN872695 12-21-2024 05:30 AM
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I'm surprised to see that nobody here supports indexing the tax threshold on SS with inflation. The original thresholds seemed reasonable at the time. But to me no longer seem reasonable. 
PaulN872695 12-20-2024 02:12 PM
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The maximum benefit you can receive at age 70 is  $4,873, regardless of how much you paid into the FICA fund. Since existing law limits the benefit to $4,873, raising the CAP does not change that.
PaulN872695 12-20-2024 02:00 PM
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Seehttps://youtu.be/GfZuB7XSFys?si=1ul3iHv06FVnzIYvfor an interesting explanation and easy solution.
PaulN872695 12-20-2024 01:55 PM
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It is understandable that if all those who are opposed to raising the income tax threshold on SS benefits to 2024 inflation levels, are also independently wealthy and therefore don't really need SS benefits. Perhaps those that depend on SS benefits, ...
PaulN872695 12-21-2024 05:45 AM
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You are correct @fffred , i was mistaken about the maximum benefit. It's tided to the cap and as the cap goes up, so does the maximum benefit. 
PaulN872695 12-21-2024 05:30 AM
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I'm surprised to see that nobody here supports indexing the tax threshold on SS with inflation. The original thresholds seemed reasonable at the time. But to me no longer seem reasonable. 
PaulN872695 12-20-2024 02:12 PM
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The maximum benefit you can receive at age 70 is  $4,873, regardless of how much you paid into the FICA fund. Since existing law limits the benefit to $4,873, raising the CAP does not change that.
PaulN872695 12-20-2024 02:00 PM
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Seehttps://youtu.be/GfZuB7XSFys?si=1ul3iHv06FVnzIYvfor an interesting explanation and easy solution.
PaulN872695 12-20-2024 01:55 PM
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