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3DHS / Re: i finally caught covid
« Last post by Christians4LessGvt on December 21, 2022, 03:54:54 PM »Kimba, glad to hear you are ok and doing better. Hope your friend is also on the mend.
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3DHS / Re: i finally caught covid
« Last post by kimba1 on December 21, 2022, 02:35:28 AM »Yep. But i didnt get the latest booster. I caught on black friday shopping. My friend was seriously out of it. Turns out he's gave it to us. I only got a bad cough . But its kinda a mix blessing. I stay home for ten days and slept most of the time. I think i was already exhausted from working and needed the rest. I barely was wake most of the time. My head is clearer than its ever been in years. Ive always been tired . I still dont know what being fully awake feels like. I actually remember stuff better.
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3DHS / Re: i finally caught covid
« Last post by Christians4LessGvt on December 15, 2022, 02:32:09 PM »Sorry to hear that Kimba. Are you vaccinated?
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3DHS / Re: Oh I'm sure it just a coincidence 2 weeks out from election!
« Last post by BT on October 25, 2022, 08:46:43 PM »Actually the increase is disappointing . The actual rate of inflation is much higher. The increase should have been closer to 10-11%
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3DHS / Oh I'm sure it just a coincidence 2 weeks out from election!
« Last post by Christians4LessGvt on October 21, 2022, 11:37:27 AM »Social Security increases benefits by 8.7% for 2023
This cost of living adjustment represents the largest increase in 40 years.
The Social Security Administration has announced a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to recipients? monthly Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits. More than 65 million Americans will see the 8.7% increase in their payments beginning in January of 2023.
?We haven?t seen a cost-of-living adjustment like this since the early 1980s,? says Jim Kidney, Raymond James financial planning consultant. ?It will provide welcome relief for Social Security recipients to help combat recent inflation.?
The increase ? significantly higher than last year?s 5.9% COLA and the largest since the 11.2% adjustment in 1981 ? is tied to the consumer price index for urban wage earners and clerical workers and was put in place to ensure the purchasing power of these benefits isn?t eroded by rising price levels over time.
According to the Social Security Administration, on average, retired workers currently collect $1,681 per month in Social Security payments, or roughly $20,172 per year. The 8.7% COLA will add about $146 per month to those payments or $1,752 for the year.
Keep in mind all federal benefits must be direct deposited. So if you haven?t already started receiving benefits, you need to establish electronic transfers to your bank or financial institution. Contact your financial advisor for more information.
Source: Social Security Administration
This cost of living adjustment represents the largest increase in 40 years.
The Social Security Administration has announced a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to recipients? monthly Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits. More than 65 million Americans will see the 8.7% increase in their payments beginning in January of 2023.
?We haven?t seen a cost-of-living adjustment like this since the early 1980s,? says Jim Kidney, Raymond James financial planning consultant. ?It will provide welcome relief for Social Security recipients to help combat recent inflation.?
The increase ? significantly higher than last year?s 5.9% COLA and the largest since the 11.2% adjustment in 1981 ? is tied to the consumer price index for urban wage earners and clerical workers and was put in place to ensure the purchasing power of these benefits isn?t eroded by rising price levels over time.
According to the Social Security Administration, on average, retired workers currently collect $1,681 per month in Social Security payments, or roughly $20,172 per year. The 8.7% COLA will add about $146 per month to those payments or $1,752 for the year.
Keep in mind all federal benefits must be direct deposited. So if you haven?t already started receiving benefits, you need to establish electronic transfers to your bank or financial institution. Contact your financial advisor for more information.
Source: Social Security Administration
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3DHS / Re: Washington NutJobs prep for Nuke War over worthless Ukraine!
« Last post by kimba1 on October 14, 2022, 10:03:48 AM »It seems more like catch22 anything we do will cause a problem. so we really got no reason not to help . The irony is Russia is public now and the world has an idea how unmighty it is. It`s image is tarnished to the world
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3DHS / Kanye West must be driving the LEFT crazy!
« Last post by Christians4LessGvt on October 07, 2022, 10:47:25 AM »Kanye West must be driving the LEFT crazy!
Kanye is stepping off the plantation of allowed thought and public statements.
https://youtu.be/YTCJHxv4jMA
Kanye is stepping off the plantation of allowed thought and public statements.
https://youtu.be/YTCJHxv4jMA
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3DHS / Washington NutJobs prep for Nuke War over worthless Ukraine!
« Last post by Christians4LessGvt on October 07, 2022, 10:28:38 AM »Are the nut-jobs in Washington going to cause a nuclear war over freaking Ukraine!
INSANITY!
US Buys $290 Million Worth of Drugs
in Preparation for Nuclear Emergencies
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is buying $290 million worth of drugs as part of its "long-standing, ongoing efforts to be better prepared to save lives following radiological and nuclear emergencies."
https://aspr.hhs.gov/newsroom/Pages/ARS-Oct2022.aspx#:~:text=To%20reduce%20radiation%2Dinduced%20bleeding,resulting%20in%20low%20platelet%20counts
INSANITY!
US Buys $290 Million Worth of Drugs
in Preparation for Nuclear Emergencies
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is buying $290 million worth of drugs as part of its "long-standing, ongoing efforts to be better prepared to save lives following radiological and nuclear emergencies."
https://aspr.hhs.gov/newsroom/Pages/ARS-Oct2022.aspx#:~:text=To%20reduce%20radiation%2Dinduced%20bleeding,resulting%20in%20low%20platelet%20counts
