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Old 10-25-2011, 01:42 PM #12
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Originally Posted by Mz Migraine View Post
While gainfully employed, every year around your birthday, you should have been receiving Social Security Benefit statements. These statements show exactly (right down to the last penny) how much you would get if you "retired" on a certain date, if you ever go out on "disability" and how many work credits you have accumulated to date.

The statement also list the dates of every job you have ever had in your life time.
The SSDI formula isn't the same as SS retirement though, I don't believe.

Waiting for Janke...
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