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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (90375)	9/25/2007 11:48:05 AM
From: bernard rogers	Respond to of 306849

social security is great for those who show little earned income.. I am 60, will start getting $775 a month for the rest of my life at 62 $225,000 - $275,000? lifetime I will have paid in less than $20,000 and most of that long ago. It is just after the first $7000 of income a year that it becomes regressive. Also i save $700 a month by not having medical insurance. Instead i take very very good care of my self, diet, exercise, sleep, yoga. Another plus to good health, is that every year i live longer is $9000+ more ss income i get. And i you may imagine, i love good deal!