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Social Security email: In four years, direct payments for up to$ 4,555 reach million.

Thousands of recipients will receive the second round of April’s three Social Security retirement payments, worth up to $4,555, in four days.

For those born between April 21 and April 31, the third and final payment for the quarter may be made available on Wednesday, April 26.

STIMULUS UPDATE: Residents of North Carolina may request a rebate of up to$ 150.

On the next Wednesday of the month, retirees born between the first and tenth received their first transmission. According to the routine of the Social Security Administration, the next wave was distributed on April 19 to people born between the 11th and 20th of each month.

The 10 day wall of a month in which the victim was born corresponds to each of the three payments. Every month, on the second, fourth, and fifth Wednesdays, the expenses are distributed. The fourth Wednesday of April will see the single payment.

Each person’s’s financial situation is based on his or her age at retirement. A peak check of$ 3, 627 is given to consumers who retired at the retirement stage of 67. According to the SSA, people who retire at age 62 receive up to$ 2, 572, and those who postpone retirement until age 70 receive the highest payment of$ 4, 555 per month.

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If Congress does not decide how the system will become funded by 2037, people may see a reduction in their purchases. Congress has been debating the future of social security for years, and late, experts issued a warning that if nothing is done, the system could go bankrupt in ten years.

The retirement income age in France was reportedly increased to 64. Similar legislation has been put forth in the US by some lawmakers, who advise that full retreat be increased to 70.



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