5 Social Security Changes That Will Impact YOU in 2025 🚨

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[@jannichi6431]

Congress, please raise the cap to $400,000 from $176,100 to extend solvency of Social Security and Medicare. Pay your fair share Richy Richs.

[@davidfolts5893]

The Maestro of Medicare and Social Security is at it again with another outstanding video. Thanks, Marvin!

[@lizadivine3785]

Inflation isn't lower. The cola is a insult

[@eugenedavis6792]

I started work at the age of 18 and retied at the age of 61 an listen to my body and feel the wear and tear walking up so many stairs and miles just ti deliever amil, wit hthat saind, I'm glad that I retired 10 moths ago and all of this effect is going in my SSI next year.

[@eileenhipe9793]

Incredible information. Thank you for breaking this down in a way it is understandable for those of us with near zero knowledge! You are a master professor! Thank you for dedicating your professional life to helping others who are so dependent on SS and Medicare especially since we are paying into the system regardless of whether we ever collect.

[@g8way2k1]

I stopped the video at 5:59 to say this: I sure hope the calculation to determine the PIA is with a software program at the Social Security Office we visit. Plug in the numbers into the computer and Voila!!! Otherwise I would hate sitting through, and depending on the staff to self calculate my PIA with paper and pencil...LOL. Just tell me the amount and I'll be on my way.

[@SurLaMer_]

Social Security giveth the cola and higher Medicare premium taketh it away LOL

[@georgeabernathy6646]

Wow! Such a ton of valuable information! You are the most high when it comes to healthcare and social security.😮

[@tmanch1]

Fantastic video again!. You sparked my curiosity. I took SS at FRA at age 66 (yob in 1949) and continued to work till this month at 75. So I was still paying into SS during the 9+ yrs of working. Does my SS benefit go up? Do I need to do anything? Thanks.

[@katec4096]

I know co workers who did that. It will go up slightly each year due to recalculating based on new income. You do not have to do anything. It is automatic.

[@dgortner]

@@katec4096 I believe Katec4096 is taking about the COLA increase which usually happens every year, but not guaranteed. Had @tmanch1 waited until age 70 to start SS the amount would have increased I believe approximately 24%. You would have seen this amount on the SS statement you can review online. If you invested the SS payments you may have done better than waiting until age 70. This is my understanding from watching a lot of @MedicareSchool's videos. Each persons situation is different.

[@timm2845]

​@@katec4096it is automatic most times but SSI could miss it so you should check for it with a call to SSI they missed my work increase for two years until I called so it doesn't hurt to check

[@josephremenar3117]

Please do a video on the WEP/GPO repeal. Thank you.

[@terrysims359]

I had to take my ss at 52 due to my disability of multiple sclerosis

[@ThomasSimmons-j9l]

Nickels and dimes from the government.

[@arbiforumnow]

Here's a fact you should cover: your COLA increase subtracts a percentage of SNAP EBT food assistance. So, for example: DSHS reduced my food assistance by $12 which subtracted half of my COLA down to $15-because of the COLA "increase"!. I'm barely surviving and must choose to discontinue another expense!

[@JD-tn5tb]

those taxable amounts look to be the same year after year. will they ever raise the income amounts for 50 percent and 85 percent? It just doesn't make sense to raise for cost of living, raise for IRMAA but never raise the income amounts for taxes. Is there a logical reason why they haven't changed it since 1983 or whenever it has been?

[@MH-83]

I didn't understand why income earned 35 years ago is just added together with recent income to find an average. There should be an adjustment for inflation figured in for income 35 years ago.

[@AndyB718]

They avg out how much you paid into SS. It doesn't have to be 35 yrs to get top pay. Pay the max amount into SS for 20 yrs before retirement and you'll get 4k he talked about at 65 or 67

[@JD-ir2sb]

It is inflation adjusted. You can google the index chart for those particular years.

[@morganfbilbo4659]

A possible future video. When a wife does not make the 40 qtrs, but has some income. Marries. Husband has retired with his benefits. While still married and both over 65, can she get any SSA and Spousal? Any more? And how is that calculated? Then, when he passes, what can she get or continue to get? Maybe give an example.

[@jannichi6431]

Problem, wewlthy don't show "income". Put in LLCs, Retirement accounts and Trusts, hidden from IRS, SS and Medicare and not taxed.

[@tony-ce7qp]

my Humna went way up and took away all and more of my COLA....unreal!

[@morganfbilbo4659]

Humna? You mean Humana? Yes. Mine did too. COLA 2.5%, Health Ins 14.3% creating a loss. The increase in HI in dollars was greater than the increase in benefit dollars. And in my case, the HI is Govt coverage. Total idiocy!

[@sassysmom60]

And Humana raised the cost of medications way up. Forcing people to change Medicare Advantage plans.

[@CeceliaAnderson-x1d]

what happens when you take it early then get a higher paying job.

[@mariacsaldana8515]

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