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Old 10-08-2013, 07:27 PM #1
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Default Is anyone worried about the next SS check?

I'm reading all the scary stuff on yahoo, then I went to FAQ's about SS and can the checks be delayed and then I read where they have a trillion or more surplus and Obama shouldn't even be considering delaying people's checks. I remember going through this last year and people told me 'They can't stop the checks, there would be such anarchy, well they CAN'T stop the checks"

So I gather we are all in a similar situation here.

Thoughts anyone??

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I'm not worried as the Federal programs are indefinitely funded by trust account. *edit*

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This is what I found.

http://money.cnn.com/2013/09/30/pf/g...ers/index.html

We should not have to worry.
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This is what I found.

http://money.cnn.com/2013/09/30/pf/g...ers/index.html

We should not have to worry.
I wasn't referring to the shut down. I'm referring to the stuff that happens if they don't raise the debt ceiling. They are talking about if one is expecting a check on the 4th wednesday of the month, it might be delayed for two days and if one expects it on the first, it might be delayed for two weeks. Good Grief.

I hope this does not happen. Many people depend on these checks for survival.

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They can't stop the checks......I hope
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They can't stop the checks......I hope
Keeping fingers and toes crossed.

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I am more worried about another global economic collapse, but there is some reason to be concerned:
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Meanwhile, the Social Security Administration confirmed to CBS News that it's received calls from citizens concerned about the impact the current budget stalemate will have on their Social Security checks. While the shutdown shouldn't impact Social Security checks, benefits could be at risk if Congress fails to raise the debt limit by Oct. 17.

The Social Security Administration crafted a response with the Treasury Department, and field offices are now advising the public that they cannot guarantee full benefit payments if the debt ceiling isn't increased.

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I am more worried about another global economic collapse, but there is some reason to be concerned:
And it is also true that scaring the most vulnerable, seniors and disabled with a sky is falling scenerio, is a really good way for a politician to get what he or she wants.

Social Security is still a pay-as-you go system taking in enough revenue to cover the outgo. The executive branch would have to make a deliberate decision not to pay out the money it is collecting. And why would they do that except to pretend that it is their opponents fault.

If all they do is continue to increase the debt without taking action to reduce the spending, every part of our society will start to crumble eventually.

I currently belong to a self-proclaimed party - the VOAI - Vote Out All Incumbents. That is my plan.
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And it is also true that scaring the most vulnerable, seniors and disabled with a sky is falling scenerio, is a really good way for a politician to get what he or she wants.

Social Security is still a pay-as-you go system taking in enough revenue to cover the outgo. The executive branch would have to make a deliberate decision not to pay out the money it is collecting. And why would they do that except to pretend that it is their opponents fault.

If all they do is continue to increase the debt without taking action to reduce the spending, every part of our society will start to crumble eventually.

I currently belong to a self-proclaimed party - the VOAI - Vote Out All Incumbents. That is my plan.
And I just read that the date they are giving people (October 17th) is not the actual date. The article I just read in the Daily News indicated it's November 1st. So we are NOT being told remotely what is the actual truth. What is happening to our society? And on the front page of the Daily News they show the families of our fallen soldiers not receiving death benefits. OMG. They fought for this country and the families can't bury them yet? GOOD GOD. Hard to fathom.

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Is anyone worried about the next SS check?
NOPE! I have direct deposit.

I didn't know folks are still receiving "checks." I thought SS stopped doling out checks last year or earlier this year.

If there was going to be any delays or stop payments, SS will inform you by letter.

You mentioned something about the Daily News. Please provide a link to these articles you are referring too and/or which Daily News you are getting your info from.
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