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beachbum bob

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1. if you are a US citizen there is no issue where you work to be able to collect SS benefits

Reply to Baobab (Original post)

Sat Jun 4, 2016, 07:11 PM

Jun 2016

but you do need to pay into SS to attain the credits....if you a non-citizen....you can pay into SS while you are working in US and if you meet the eligible level you can collect...

not sure what problem you stating...if you a non-US citizen not working in america and working overseas would have SS taxes taken out of your check??? I don't think so

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Should Social Security benefits be portable between Countries? This issue could be a stealth attack [View all] Baobab Jun 2016 OP

if you are a US citizen there is no issue where you work to be able to collect SS benefits beachbum bob Jun 2016 #1

Our Social Security has had agreements with other countries' comparable programs for years. pampango Jun 2016 #2

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I have heard ultimately it could be as many as 30 million or more Baobab Jun 2016 #5

There are a variety of treaties that deal with this jberryhill Jun 2016 #4