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SENIOR LIVING | FINANCES Social Security Basics Most Americans who work pay into Social Security, which is designed to help people save for retirement. The payment is automatic, but applying for benefits takes some time and effort — and lots of paperwork. The U.S. Social Security Administration’s website, www.ssa.gov, has a retirement estimator that helps users estimate their monthly benefits, learn their full retirement age and make informed decisions about the process. WHEN SHOULD I GET SOCIAL SECURITY? Workers who have paid into Social Security can get retirement benefits as early as 62 years old, but they will see reduced benefits if they cash in before full retirement age, which for most people is 66. Waiting until 70 to start benefits will result in increased benefits. The SSA recommends applying for benefits four months before you want those benefits to begin. You may want to do this even if you are still working when you reach full retirement age; it could mean more money for you. If earnings for the prior year are higher than one of the years used to compute your benefit, the SSA will redo that calculation and make the increase retroactive to January the year after you earned the higher way. This could result in higher survivors benefits as well. If you receive benefits while working, the amount you get may be reduced depending on your income. WHAT PAPERWORK DO I NEED? To apply, you need your Social Security number, birth certificate, W-2 forms or self-employment returns for the previous year, military discharge papers, if applicable, and birth certificates and Social Security numbers for your spouse and children who are applying for benefits. The need for records doesn’t end when you’re receiving your benefits. Notify the SSA if you move, get married or divorced, change your name, adopt a child, have a change in citizenship status or start receiving a pension. WHAT BENEFITS CAN MY FAMILY GET? If your spouse or child qualify, they may receive a monthly payment up to half of your full retirement benefit. This will not cut your benefit amount. © ADOBE STOCK Children may qualify if they are minors, full-time high school students who are 18 or 19 or have a disability that started before age 22. Spouses who have not paid into Social Security also may be eligible if they have reached full retirement age. BIOFEEDBACK OR BIORESONANCE-SCANNER It is a scanner that detects imbalancement of energy in living cells. Living cells are composed of matter and energy; or compressed energy. Compressed energy is one part of particles and one part radiation (energy). Living things are composed of matter. In fact, all matter has its own frequency (radiation) or wave length. Your cells communicate to each other through energy (frequency) providing they are healthy cells. If a pathogen or disturbances disrupts a specific cell or cells, the biofeedbac scanner is programmed to detect the miscommunication or disruption in cells. The scanner then recognizes the frequencies or energy of the disruption or disturbance interfering with your healthy cell. It then gathers information and data bases this cell interruption. This scanner is not a diagnostic or medical device. It is only an informative tool that collects data and cell frequencies feedbac. t does not prevent or cure diseases. Fee is $100. an hour. he biofeedbac scanner is capable of scanning 1-843 system in the body. Fee depends on how many body systems tested. An 843 full body scan can take up to 4 hours to accumulate the data and go over feedback. Email PDF data is available if you wish to seek medical treatment. Therapeutic Practice & Apothecary Rosalene Bussiere Certified in Herbalism & Reiki III 652 Granger Rd., Berlin, VT 05641 802-793-9371 manywordsherbs1.weebly.com page 22 The WORLD November 7, 2018 How to AGE IN PLACE in C entral VT a friendly, helpful & FREE elder-support program available in most area senior housing buildings & senior centers. Learn more! Contact: Kenneth Russell SASH Program Manager krussell@downstreet.org (802) 477-1426 or visit sashvt.org CENTRAL VERMONT SASH PARTNERS: Barre Housing Authority Downstreet Housing & Community Development Montpelier Housing Authority Vermont State Housing Authority Central Vermont Council on Aging Central Vermont Home Health and Hospice UVHN - Central Vermont Medical Center Washington County Mental Health Services
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