social security needs more money. we are past the moment that we were in the and in the eighties and as recently as the trump administration in talking about how to cut benefits and raise revenues that were passed that people don't have enough, there's no room to cut social security. the average benefit is about 1100 dollars a month. now, that hasn't kept up with what people need. so just stop talking about raising benefits. cutting benefits. so we need more revenue. so that we can pay full benefits, starting. in 2034, just, you know, ten years from now, nine years from now. and we need to lift up the bottom benefits of moments of that's just a given. that's well worn territory. lots of ways to do it. what's new in my book and my career has been about is like fixing that. that employer provided private sector tear. we need to have people in pensions accumulating money during their working lives. that money has to be invested well and that money has to be have an option to be paid out in a lifetime benefit in a way tha

, according to the social security actuary, the medicare and social security fair share act would extend social security solvency indefinitely also. and it would do so by making those earning thousand dollars contribute the same share that regular workers are obliged to for the first levels of income and it would lift the cap essentially and kick in about $400,000. is that proposal in line with the principles that your budget is seeking to achieve? >> absolutely you heard the president speak about this very clearly. no benefit cuts asking higher income earners to pay their fair share to make sure social security is solvent. >> we had that wonderful moment in the previous state of the union when the president talked about republicans who want medicare and social security cuts and they all rose and said we don't do that. we have a unanimity moment about social security and medicare cuts. now of course that was based in fact we had actually members of this committee say they want to take social security and pull it up by the roots and get rid of them. that is hardly in a position to benefit

it is usually called a department, sector or department of the social security fund.ou can take an extract from your personal account; you need to bring your passport with you. insurance certificate, the same one green card. the statement will indicate where the person worked, when, how much he earned and how much went towards pension payments. this data can be obtained on paper and put it in the closet for peace of mind. you can find out where the nearest fszn department is located on the website ssf.gof.by. the territorial bodies of the fund will be written on the main page. below the entry are tabs with the names of the areas. click on yours, a map with locations will appear. look for the one that is closest to you. it is important that an extract will be issued at any branch of the federal social security service in the country. to go somewhere of your own not necessary. there are so many of them for convenience. citizens, and not to tie people to specific areas. this is for those who want a piece of paper. belarusians who are comfortable in the digital world can

the budget protects medicare and social security. bedrock programs to generations of americans have counted on and seniors have paid into their entire working lives. extend medicare solvency indefinitely. by requiring wealthy people to pay their fair share toward medicare reducing prescription drug costs. it reflects the presidents commitment to reject any benefit cuts to social security, extend solvency by asking the highest income americans to pay their fair share. improve financial security for seniors and people with disabilities. in short americans can access the benefits they earn. what will be a decisive decade for america and the world this budget reflects the national security strategy. by including robust investments in military readiness, or diplomatic developments tools and art of the sacred commitment to our veterans the budget achieves all of this while building on the presidents proven record of fiscal responsibility. honoring the presidents promise that no and earning less that 400,000 per year will pay a penny more a

social security and medicare. there is no plan b if we don't figure out a way. >> reclaiming my time briefly the problem is the people that are going to replace us will be voting on the same things and their constituents will tell them we can't carry that load any longer and i hope that we can do something before we reach that crisis point. >> five minutes now to our friend from virginia. >> thank you for being here. frequently the democrats routinely prioritize reducing deficits sacrificing the safety net programs that are so important that every democratic president since kennedy left it better for the republican successors to better situations they inherited without extension and every republican administration since nixon has left for the democrats a worse situation. is it larger or smaller than the deficit inherited? it's accurate that it's a trillion dollars lower than when the president took office and he worked with then speaker mccarthy and assigned a bill to save another trillion dollars over ten years a

would raise the retirement age of social security, would slash medicare. think about that for a second. maga republicans want billionaires to pay less in taxes, want seniors to work longer before they can retire on social security benefits. and they wan to cut medicare. i got a better idea. let's protect social security and medicare and make the very wealthy begin to pay their fair share. [cheers and applause] by the way. whether you're liberal, conservative, republican, democrat, whatever you are, think about it. we're not asking much. just asking for just basic fairness. you know, i've already been delivering real results in a fiscally responsible way. but i know not everyone is feeling it. just the other day, a defeated looking guy came up to me and asked if i could help. he was drowning in debt. i said i'm sorry, donald, but i can't help you. [laughter] [cheers and applause] look. on a serious note, since i came to office -- i've already cut the federal deficit. all the stuff they talk about we've done. i'm going to be self-serving a little bit. every

social security actuary, this medicare and social security fair share act would extend social security solvency indefinitely, also. and it would do so by making those earning above $400,000 contribute the same share that regular workers are obliged to for the first levels of income it lifts the cap, essentially, and kicks it about $400,000. is that proposal in line with the principles that your budget aims to achieve? >> absolutely. you are the president speak about this on thursday. no benefit cuts on his watch, asking higher income earners to pay their fair share to make sure that social security is solvent. >> we had that moment in the previous state of the union, when the president talked about republicans who wanted medicare and social security cuts, and they all rose, and he unanimous opprobrium to say, no, no, no, we don't do that. we had this unanimity movement about social security and medicare cuts. of course, that was based in fact. we had members of this committee say that they want to take social security and put up by the roots and get rid of it. that is hardly in opposit

would raise the retirement age of social security, would slash medicare. think about that for a second. maga republicans want billionaires to pay less in taxes, want seniors to work longer before they can retire on social security benefits. and they wan to cut medicare. i got a better idea. let's protect social security and medicare and make the very wealthy begin to pay their fair share. [cheers and applause] by the way. whether you're liberal, conservative, republican, democrat, whatever you are, think about it. we're not asking much. just asking for just basic fairness. you know, i've already been delivering real results in a fiscally responsible way. but i know not everyone is feeling it. just the other day, a defeated looking guy came up to me and asked if i could help. he was drowning in debt. i said i'm sorry, donald, but i can't help you. [laughter] [cheers and applause] look. on a serious note, since i came to office -- i've already cut the federal deficit. all the stuff they talk about we've done. i'm going to be self-serving a little bit. every

social security subcommittee yesterday, the democrats' solution for social security is we just need to tax people more. ok. the problem is the crisis we're on the cusp of, 2/3 is health care, 1/3 is social security and the trust fund has another eight or nine years. so when we did tax reform, dirty little secret the democrats never want you to hear, the top income, the top 20% of income earners, did you know they actually today pay a higher percentage of federal income taxes? a higher percentage of federal income taxes before tax reform? the u.s. tax code got more progressive. a lot of that was because the bottom core tiles, we almost were removed from paying payroll taxes. they pay into their social security and medicare and unemployment. but from the income tax standpoint, if you take a look, the bottom core styles actually pay nothing. top 20% today pays 71% of all taxes. mr. speaker pro tem, how many minutes do i have left? thank you. i'll do more of this in a future speech. i want to go through these fairly quickly because i want to end on something a little more optimistic than s

when it comes to social security and medicare, my predecessor said, there's a lot you can do in termsf cutting. god love him. right on cue, the house republicans released their budget that would raise the retirement age of social security, the budget they submitted for next year, and slash medicare while they cut taxes for the very wealthy again. i got a better idea. i'll protect social security and medicare and make the very wealthy pay their fair share to make it work. [cheers and applause] look, let me conclude where i started by thanking all of you. as crystal say, i mean this sincerely, you're all somebody's hero. that's what i see in our nation's caregivers. heroes. we need you. not a joke. we need you. [cheers and applause] and together i know we can do this. i've never been more optimistic about our future. remember who we are. we're the united states of america, there's nothing beyond our capacity. nothing. [cheers and applause] if we do it together. let's stay to work, get to work, keep working and god bless you all and may god bless our troops. thank you. [cheers and applau

those complications construction 25% social security insurance. finally, with the agreement of the representatives, the amount of construction permit issuance fees was determined to cover the insurance of construction workers. according to the commission of articles 10 and 99 of the municipality, those who are ordered to maintain the extra building and want to pay the fine for the extra building , these should be the basis of the legal calculation that exists at the time of application, so those who want to pay the fine for the commission. 100 and 77 will be calculated with them based on the rule of the day. in the continuation of the agenda of the house of representatives , they gave permission to tawanir company to meet the demands of the contract follow up on electricity imports to turkey that were not paid in 2011 and 2012. was approved. today , also the speaker of the parliament in response to the warning of a number of representatives about the state of the gold and gold market. he announced the follow-up of this issue. we will definitely pu

the ceo of the social security organization announced that from now on, the criteria for determining the rights of employers. zahradis himself said: receiving the list was started based on his declaration with the academic companies. if we see god forbid after this announcement there are some cases , let's find these cases in a legal form, in other words , it is based on a statement of a facilitation approach to trust the people and to the employers, that the interaction conditions in social security, especially in computational, numerical and financial interactions are very high. it makes it easy. the ceo of the social security organization also announced the start of re-registration of construction workers' insurance and said that based on the claims received this month, 10 thousand new construction workers will be insured. in 17 days, the deadline for converting old paper licenses to new ones will end. head of the improvement center the business environment of the ministry of economy announced this news and said that the latest statistics of the ministry of economy on the preparat

it's also why we haven't seen the privatization of social security. if everybody was just free to raid a private social security account, can you imagine how many people would be in arrears later in life? so, that's very hard again to say cut back, right, size your standard of living, take on temp jobs, gig. it's like me saying stay in school. drink your milk. it sounds very paternalistic, but the numbers, again, bear out that you want to holon, that you want to have this prescience, this ability to look into the future and take care of yourself, where we know that the social safety net has failed so many people in retirement, in their elderly years. john: you heard some of those people in the tape talk about they lost their job. they had a medical problemhat kept them off the job. they weren't buying fancy homes. they needed cash. what would you say to them? roben: what is your cash runway? i mean, were you in a structure that youere saving enough cash for an emergency? we know the numbers with americans who don't even have $1000 in the checking acco

you mention interest of the social security program. doesn't the trust fund make money on higher interests? >> it does. high pitches, u.s. government, you know, both pays for and makes poor with higher interest rate. >> okay. and study the aca and medicare, in your study are you looking at the question of whether or not people delayed treatment, uninsured people at 64 wait until the qualified for medicare at 65 and get the treatment of then, making it a medical expense rather than aca expense, and effective treatment is probably more expensive than if they've gotten that under aca at an earlier stage? >> no, that's right. it's something we've looked at in the context you mentioned about expansion to the aca. we have looked at in the context of expansions and medicare as well, that when people, better health with more access to health insurance. >> and you talk about social security being unable to pay promised benefits within ten years if we don't do something. >> that's right. >> now, how do quote paid promised benefits, how did the pr

if they did this, the amount of money going to social security will probably triple and make social security solid, nobody would have to worry about running out of money. i would suggest that if they do this that for the first i would say 10 years, the social security paid by the worker would go into the social security fund and the other half paid by the employer would go into a special fund that would be used to pay down the national debt. once the national debt is paid down to a certain level, the bill should say that the national debt can never go above this amount. if they did that, there would be so much money that wouldn't be wasted and they could stop beating people up to get more people out of them every day. host: we will go to donald in washington state, republican. what is on your mind? caller: i haven't talked to you in a a while. it is nice to see you guys. it is a good show today. i started watching c-span in 2016. what brought me in was parental rights. i got in 30 days ago for calling in on a lake county, montana courthouse judge, christopher. wanted to let the audience know

as the ministry of labor said, every year significant funds are allocated from the federal social securityivery of pensions to your home, despite the fact that you can receive pensions at a bank that provides such a service to the social security fund. leaves it free of charge, and it has also been noted that after a pension is assigned , almost 70% of citizens receive it through banks. and now, by the end of trading on the currency and stock exchange, the dollar and the chinese yuan have risen in price, the russian ruble has fallen in price. so, the following rates have been established: american currency costs 3 rubles 27 kopecks. the euro exchange rate according to the national bank is 3.48. behind 10 uani gives 4 rubles 50 kopecks. and 100 russian 3.49 belarusian. the cost per square meter in the capital continues to grow. both in new buildings and on the secondary market. experts calculated last week the average price was $1,368 per square meter. the proposals are dominated by one-room apartments, over 40%. next come three-room apartments, a little more than a third of all apartments

a special purchase for dear retirees, social security from the city of household appliances. the city of household appliances , the specialized reference for household appliances in the persian gulf , you want to be so rude, you also want to know this in khuzestan , you are drowning in the waters of the nile at the beginning of the war imposed by the enemies of this land and water. they thought they wanted to capture both the persian gulf and khuzestan, but 6 years later and after several failures in the karbala panj operation , basra was surrounded by the baathists , and they targeted iranian oil tankers and commercial ships. a series of planes that could do on water with a high range, like the mirage 2000, like the super standards . in fact, they were trying to target the area around our platforms near khark and shahr, and in fact khar island. they had analyzed that they would remove our oil from the distance and we would benefit from the oil. these arson attacks started a new naval war in the persian gulf , but first of all, the security of shipping traffic had to be provi

social security. in this tome, the state of black progress economist stephen moore and former cure senior policy raheem williams. take deep look into our nation's social security and they discuss reform options that could potentially increase black wealth opportunities. both argue that we should be working americans. the option to opt out of social security and, divert their payroll taxes into own personal retirement accounts. a big reason for the huge gap between white and black families is the huge stock in ownership of equities between white and black families. according to pew research center. 61% of white families have either direct, indirect ownership in stocks, only 31% of black families do. per the federal reserve, among white americans. age 35 to 54, 65% have at least one retirement account. blacks in same age group only, 44% do. while it is true that median black household income is much lower than medium white household income, meaning that blacks on average have a lot less to save and vest

for me, there's a social security number, the cable. if you have what you get for coupons, you get house allowance, which are the ones, it's not that i'm going to kind of them do it just a really large number of what, but you know, they couldn't get them better extension the problem from a continue with just having starvation for bits 4045, yes, back and today you are actually having nor stablish. and you had actually treating everyone. tremendous amount of nutrition every day was to be able to come, which will become rich and it was here in our mind, right. it doesn't, we and we need when this person comes, i need to jesus how to do it, right? so for me, 10 years via the stock as abroad. you go anywhere of the day of $81.00 and the immigration gone through the as you had an indian lake that is at a spec. today i have a bias of zone. i was, i mean i've been traveling abroad from 1993 on words and i and that i'm, even if you happen to tell me that speak english and i'm going to go because they were thankful, then you're going to do it. y

everything in the red is medicare, medicaid, social security, interest. well, now interest is much higher. other mandatory programs. we only get to vote on about 25%, 26% of the budget. and if you split up defense under that $7 trillion spending of your u.s. government, we get to vote on about $965 billion. so less than 1/7 is nondiscretionary. that's where all the cuts -- no, i can cut it dramatically. we can get rid of all of it. you know, you get rid of all $965 billion in nondefense discretionary, no park service or f.b.i. or none of this, it's all gone. well, we're headed towards borrowing about $2.8 trillion. you don't get anywhere close to balancing the budget. that's getting rid of everything you think is government. there seems to be this unwillingness to under the scale of the borrowing. we may come back to that chart. so once again, i also need to have folks sort of understand the voracious appetite we're writing to market on debt. and there was a bizarre article i was looking at just before coming to the floor, some economist i never heard of

actions of this ministry is the distribution of electronic goods and the implementation of the social security system. it has been social. mr. m. out of the population of more than 14 million people insured by the social security organization, about 10.7 million people are active workers in various fields. the backbone of production that has a significant contribution to the economic growth and development of the country. both resistance economy and production. worker axis there is a role that workers play in production . economic activists should always pay attention to this role, and the workers themselves should pay attention to their proper role, and the officials who are responsible for the workers and for the facilitation of the workers. he has put the holiday and semi-holiday on the agenda in the form of the revival movement of economic units. as much as we can, we can bring semi-closed factories to the production cycle of net profit for the country. today, the issue of revitalizing closed and semi-closed factories must be much stronger than in the past. god willing, it will continue wi

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the minister of labor also said 20 thousand billion tomans have been paid from the social security debt to the pharmacy and universities and this account settlement is still going on. our effort is to provide resources, god willing. what is the social security debt to the pharmacy and universities, we are trying to reduce it, god willing, and we are hopeful. that we can update by the end of the year let's do it and complete 28 billion dollars of half-finished projects from the words of the oil minister. before these projects, we had growth in oil and gas production. the growth in production of oil and gas group was over 20%. we had growth in oil and gas production . we are trying to set a record even higher than that. razi momeni, sed and sima news agency. according to the announcement of the executive vice president, mr. raisi, on thursday morning, that is, today, during his second visit to sabna province , he will inaugurate the power plant of this province. according to mr. mansouri , meeting with the people of semnan and shahroud, behra removal of about 20 stagnant and semi-closed u

those construction charges are 25% of social security insurance. finally, with the agreement of the representatives, the amount of construction permit issuance fees was determined to cover the insurance of construction workers. according to the commission article 19. the municipality is ordered to maintain the extra building and they want to pay the fine for the extra building. these are the basis of the legal calculation that exists at the time of application, so those who want the right to pay the fine for the commissions of 100 and 77 according to the law of the day. it will be calculated with them. in the continuation of the agenda of the house of representatives, they gave permission to tovani company for the demands of the electricity import contract to turkey. we will definitely put this meeting on the table and god willing, i will follow up. fateme alikhani of sed and sima news agency. minister of foreign affairs who visited oman. in a meeting with mohammad abd al-salam , the senior representative of the national salvation government of yem

so tonight, we are proposing to completely eliminate state taxes on social security altogether. l security tax, the tax hurting our seniors most is property tax. [applause] >> the reality is as we see property but even more than social security tax, the tax hurting our seniors most is property tax. the reality is, as we see property values skyrocket in both rural and urban areas, elderly kansans worry that they will be priced out of their homes. their homes where they raise their kids, built their lives, and made precious memories. that is exactly what is happening in iona. mary kay and david her have lived there for nearly their entire lives, running the local western auto store and raising their three kids. they retired in 2009, but they remain committed members of the community, supporting small businesses and their local hospital. but despite their work, they have watched as the population has slowly declined, in part because their neighbors and friends are being overwhelmed by property taxes. to grow our population in rural areas we cannot drive away the very families who su

the company says sensitive data including social security numbers were exposed.ed getting notified over the weekend. cbs's jo ling kent reports what you can do to protect yourself. >> reporter: at&t now doing damage control after revealing that the personal data of about 1 in 5 americans was stolen and leaked on the dark web two weeks ago. the telecom giant says 7.6 million current account holders have been impacted along with more than 65 million former customers. among the compromised information, full names, social security numbers, and dates of birth. most of that data from 2019 or earlier. >> if you've been affected by this, what's the first thing you should do? >> the first thing i would do is make sure that no one is using my social security number to open new accounts. checking your credit records and even considering doing a credit freeze, going to each of the three major credit bureaus and say, hey, don't let anyone open new accounts in my name right now. >> reporter: this breach is the latest in a string of high-profile hacks. in 2023 alone, there were

for dear retirees of social security from the city of household appliances. home appliances city, the home appliance specialist. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings and good morning . dear fellow countrymen , we are with you at 10 o'clock in the news section. these plans are implemented with the participation and cooperation of the private sector and water and sewage companies of the provinces. exchange. tehran was put into operation with a credit amounting to 17 thousand billion tomans with the presence of the president. one of these projects is the biogas burning power plant tehran's refinery has a nominal capacity of 2 mw , which is considered the third largest concentrated biomass power plant in the country. this power plant also with a capacity of 14.4 megawatts of electricity from phaselab makes iran the largest producer of electricity from these power plants in west asia. the rain system that gradually entered the country from the north-west from yesterday brought rain and a decrease in temperature in the western half

house republicans rate -- released their budget and would raise the retirement age for social securityext year and cut medicare while cutting taxes for the very wealthy. i've got a better idea -- i will protect social security and medicare and make thwethy pay their share to make it work. >> last, a look at the announcement from independent presidential candidate cornell west of his vice presidential running mate. >> i am very blessed. it is my great joy to announce my dear sister, one of the great freedom fighters of a generation, a doctor, a professor, most importantly, and lover of the people. her name is melina abdullah. this campaign is very much a moment in the movement of the great people. i wanted somebody whose heart, mind, and soul is committed to the empowerment of poor and working peoples of all colors. melina has a history of longevity, of putting her heart, mind, soul, and body in the struggle. you know, she has been in jail many times. she has hit the road many times. she has been chairman of the department of than african studies at california state in l.a. many times.

because social security in other countries. yes. into that lady's mobile phone, which she can use instantly amazing. and for me that all the savvy mess. uh huh. there is no other country in the way. we just want more the similar situation. so when the board came right over the car, according to the application, which all of us had to make the appointment on the mobile phone. yes. but how did the person sitting in the dock dude i she also took the same apartment for himself and his family using the same phone as you and me. and remy went back to the hospital. i bet i pointed pain. it wasn't even direction because in the one direction, the to edwards, that's usually good direction. the both of them will be good. you will have access to that level. yes. but that's a different story. yes. but just the pure margin, the information that watching uh what sites that the vaccine also its been time for him to come and take is actually me. was you an exhibitor the same extreme, yet they cannot be a 100 and she will get but of x. and so it is a