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eppur_se_muova

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3. I'd stow it in a savings account and not spend any, until you're sure it won't be clawed back.

Reply to CanonRay (Original post)

Thu Mar 13, 2025, 04:44 PM

16 hrs ago

SS is demanding a repayment rate of 100% for overpayments. If they decide this is an overpayment (rightly or wrongly), you could miss a few monthly SS checks.

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My wife got a $4600 payment feom Social Security [View all] CanonRay 17 hrs ago OP

Yay! senseandsensibility 17 hrs ago #1

You mean on non-essentials. sakabatou 17 hrs ago #2

I'd stow it in a savings account and not spend any, until you're sure it won't be clawed back. eppur_se_muova 16 hrs ago #3

You may want to invest in some chickens, feed, and a coop. Oh, and a cow. surfered 16 hrs ago #4

Is that Rebl2 16 hrs ago #5

It appears to be a retroactive benefit increase CanonRay 16 hrs ago #6

Wondered if Rebl2 16 hrs ago #7

Here's hoping you don't moonscape 15 hrs ago #8