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Working Poor

NV Whino

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3. I might, and might is the key word, be okay with this if

Reply to unhappycamper (Original post)

Mon Oct 12, 2015, 09:20 AM

Oct 2015

If my Medicare and supplemental insurance didn't go up. Each year, even if my s/s is increased, I bring in about $20 less due to the other rising costs. And being low income most of my life has left me with an absolute pittance in Social Security to start with.

It's a losing battle.

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Lower gas prices means no Social Security increase next year [View all] unhappycamper Oct 2015 OP

But the cost of food, insurance, medicine Art_from_Ark Oct 2015 #1

Interesting, isn't it? Seniors as a whole probably use less snappyturtle Oct 2015 #2

I might, and might is the key word, be okay with this if NV Whino Oct 2015 #3

I lived on SS survivors benefits as a child Melurkyoulongtime Oct 2015 #4

My mother is pissed about this. ladyVet Oct 2015 #5