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It depends on your work history to start with. How long you worked and what your last several years pay were. Up to a limit.
Obviously if you worked part time at a car wash drying cars... you won't get as much if you a full time professional that worked his entire life.
Its IS exactly what you asked... or are your thought processes and memory not working very well today?Quote:
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If you want specifics... then take the time to give some actual information.
You may have spent your life in a Canrival sideshow telling fortunes and looking into a crystal ball, but the rest of us rely on what you tell us.
And incidentally... YOU violated the site rules... Your opinion is not A VALID reason for a Not helpful, I made if factual mistatement... You are rude. And I'm getting tired of having to explain it a dozen times a day.
YOU are not Helpful by failing to provide essential information (and rude for making ignorant comments) because you either can't read or understand what you are reading.
I'll assume you've never been gainfully employed in your life.. because of your rude comment.. so your SSI will equal zero.
Do you even know what SSI is? Its pretty clear you don't or you would KNOW its EXACTLY as I described above.
Don't believe me... then take time away from the TV... get over to the closest SSI office... sit there all day and ask them. THey can tell you if you are even due any SSI based on your earning history... or lack thereof. And an exact figure based on what I said above. Your work history.
And besides that... what the heck does this have to do with North American Travel anyway. That's the forum this is posted in.
Robert, here you will find your answers. SSI is federal program. Good luck
The United States Social Security Administration
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