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In 2003 I requested a "special" estimate from the SSA. It had me retired, no more wages going in, ever.
I did the same, the same month but in 2004. All initial conditions were the same as the 2003 request.
The 2004 special statement result was that the age 62 benefit increased by only .94% over the 2003 amount. The age 66 amount also increased by .94 %.
Less than 1% increase. Does this mean that the the nationally spec'd wage increases from 2003 to 2004 were that bad, but I can expect that other years to come may have a significantly greater increase?
Or, does this wage adjustment thing just result in low increases if you have no new wages through the SS retirement age?
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