It seems that when Social Security benefits should be increased, they’re ignored — and when they do jump up, prices jump up along with them.

It’s a lot to keep up with. But what seniors really seek is stability in their Social Security benefits. They don’t want the absolute max number, but rather the fair payout for their hard work, and a payout that will sustain them in today’s economy.

If you’re looking for more stability in your Social Security benefits, you should know it’s a collective goal that many seniors have. Some say we should campaign to have the income cap adjusted, along with payroll taxes or even the definition of income itself. Others say it’s about broadening the base of workers covered by the program, or changing how benefits are calculated.

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