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WASHINGTON — Come January, Social Security benefits for nearly 50 million Americans are going up 2.3%, the smallest increase in four years. It will mean an extra $24 a month in the average check, the government announced today.
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|WASHINGTON — Come January, Social Security benefits for nearly 50 million Americans are going up 2.3%, the smallest increase in four years. It will mean an extra $24 a month in the average check, the government announced today.
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