Social Security 2100 Act
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Overview
The Social Security 2100 Act proposes several changes to the Social Security system, primarily aimed at increasing benefits for current and future recipients. Key provisions include a temporary across-the-board increase in primary insurance amounts, adjustments to the cost-of-living adjustment formula, and modifications to benefit calculations for widows/widowers, children of deceased workers, and individuals with government pensions. The bill also seeks to simplify the system by combining trust funds and establishing requirements for service delivery, such as prohibiting field office closures. It includes provisions to address issues like caregiver credits and eligibility for students.
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