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Just now, k2s said:

Ssn ki emplyr match untinda?

yes,

 

Workers and employers pay for Social Security. Workers pay 6.2 percent of their earnings up to a cap, which is $127,200 a year in 2017. (The cap on taxable earnings usually rises each year with average wages.) Employers pay a matching amount for a combined contribution of 12.4 percent of earnings.

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2 minutes ago, Hitman said:

You have earned enough credits to qualify for retirement benefits. At your current earnings rate, your estimated payment would be:

At full retirement age (67):

$xxxx a month

At age 70:

$xxxx a month

At early retirement age (62):

$xxxx a month

Your estimates are based on the assumption that you will earn $107,558 a year from now until retirement.

 

what does it mean.. do we have to work at this rate till 67/70/62? what happens if stop earning now? 

Ippudu stop chesthe 62/67 age appudu calculate chesi isthadu

That amount you see assumes u work until the retirement age about the same pace

 

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20 minutes ago, Spartan said:

yes, if you completed 10yrs contributing to ur Social Security..

GC rakunda if u plan to go away to India for good...then u can claim that SSN money ..

For that u need to give in writing that u will never be coming back to US again in future...

deni process emti koncham share cheyi

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25 minutes ago, Guest said:

10 yrs avasaram ledu..each year 4 credits worth of wages which is around 5300+

So technically 8 yrs full from Jan to Dec and partial of first and current year

just checked..u need 40 credits..

and u will be given maximum of 4 creds per year only...so to get 40..minimum years to work is 10 yrs..not 8.

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1 minute ago, TensionNahiLeneka said:

maa dost gaadu, 6 years chesindu, ippudu for good INDIA pota antundu. vaaniki vastaya aa paisal? 

40 credits undavu..he cannot get that ..

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