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Social Security update: Direct payment worth up to $4,555 goes out to millions in four days

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T.The final installment of Social Security’s three-round retirement package in August, worth up to $4,555 for seniors who delay retirement until age 70, will be paid out to millions of retirees within four days. .

The third batch of benefits in August will be paid on August 23 to eligible seniors born on or after August 21. It’s been a week since Part 2 was sent out on Wednesday. The second round included those born between the 11th and 20th of the month. The first checks were issued on August 9th and were for those born between the 1st and 10th of the month.

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Another group of retirees, consisting of seniors who receive both supplemental security income and Social Security benefits, U.S. retirees living abroad, and those who retired before 1997, already receive monthly payments. and was paid on August 3. Regardless of the month and day of birth.

The maximum payout for each retiree depends on certain factors such as age at retirement, length of social security payments, and amount paid into the program during the period of service.

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The earliest age at which you can receive Social Security retirement benefits is age 62, and these beneficiaries have the lowest maximum amount, equivalent to a maximum of $2,572 each month. The next tier is those who retire at her 67, considered full retirement age, and receive benefits of up to $3,627. Those who delay retirement until age 70, the maximum retirement age, will receive the highest payout of up to $4,555 per month. according to Social Security Administration.

The long-term future of social security remains uncertain. Changes to the Social Security system could affect how much future retirees receive and what their spending will be if Congress doesn’t settle on funding the program before the Social Security trust expires in 2034. Experts warn that there are However, those already enrolled in Social Security will not be affected by any changes.

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