How much was my SSS contribution as of today?
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If you don't want to wait for the statement you can complete a form SSA7004 and send to the social security office. They will send you a statement showing what has been reported as social security wages and what your projected benefit will be under certain circumstances.\nI would strongly suggest that you compare the social security wages on this statement to the social security wages that you have reported to them each year. This annual wages subject to social security are shown on your W-2 form each year. If they have a mistake you should write to them to get it corrected as these errors will effect your future benefit.  I have caught two misstakes over the years where they were showing a lot less than the actual number.
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$114,000\nStatute:  S.C. 1990, c.5, s.2\nRoyal Assent: 1990.01.30\nComing into force: 2005.01.01\nSpecific amount shown was obtained from Government House.
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call 411 and get the number for IRS and they will tell u when it was send out all you need to know is your SS# and the know exact amount you getting back
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200k or around there.  I couldn't find the exact number.\n\nWith dividends reinvested also, at least 2 million. http://www.ciepac.org/bulletins/ingles/ing383.htm
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at philppines sss static
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Edmund Jerry Brown (Democrat)\nCash on hand: $3,668,855 (as of 12/31/05)\nLate Contributions: $202,600 in large contributions since last report.\n   \nRocky Delgadillo (Democrat)\nCash on hand: $2,359,086 (as of 12/31/05)\nLate Contributions: $25,600 in large contributions since last report.\n   \nChuck Poochigian (Republican)\nCash on hand: $2,633,763 (as of 12/31/05)\nLate Contributions: $81,800 in large contributions since last report.\n   \nPierre-Richard Prosper (Republican)\nCash on hand: $53,871 (as of 12/31/05)\nLate Contributions: $16,800 in large contributions since last report.\n   \nKenneth A. Weissman (Libertarian)   \n\nMichael S. Wyman (Green)
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none yet...\ny do u have 2 remind me??\nnwyz, its ok coz we're only half day 2day @ work & tomorrow's off so everything's cool\nin addition 2 that, im getting my salary 2nyt...\n\nyipeee
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Here's the calculator:\n\nhttp://wwws.publicdebt.treas.gov/BC/SBCPrice
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the state of being behind in payments; \nExample: Today accounts section has paid off all my arrears.
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It depends, if you joined now, not as much, but still a decent amount -- It depends on how long you work, your experience, and your position.\n\nIf you were apart of google back when it started:\nhttp://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F40C1EFC395F0C728CDDAB0894DD404482
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If you mean Social Security, it's 6.2% paid by you and 6.2% paid by your employer. For Mediacre you pay an additional 1.45% which is also matched at 1.45% by your employer.
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At this minute? I have no idea. However, check the link below link and you'll likely find today's rate(s) to be just about the same.
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To find your answer you should go to WWW.ssa.gov. or type in social security adminestration on your search bar. You will find answers there Or you can sak your question there.
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I believe we must be allowed to invest the 7.5% of our pay taken every payday for social security ourselves.  As an experiment the SS Admin. allowed the city of Galveston, TX. to withdraw from the SS system about 35 years ago.  The citizens of Galveston were allowed to privately invest there 7.5% them selves.  Now the average citizen in Galveston is retiring with 4 to 5 times the amount of money than the national average of citizens drawing SS benefits.
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1 Poise= 0.00208854 SFS\n1 Poise= 3100 SSU\nThen\n1SFS=1489290 SSU
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go to www.irs.gov click on status of my filing. you will need the amount of the refund and your ss#. TAKE YOUR ss# OFF THIS NOW!!!!!! NOT SMART!!!!!
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I'd say 150/x.... that's my final answer