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Social Security provides retirement benefits to you and your eligible spouse based on earnings covered under the law. If you were born before 1938, full Social Security retirement benefits can start at age 65. Your spouse is eligible for an additional 50% of your benefit — or a benefit based on his or her own covered earnings, if greater — when he or she reaches age 65. Disability benefits may also be provided for you and eligible family members, as well as survivor’s benefits. For employees born after 1937, the age for unreduced Social Security benefits will gradually increase from age 65 to age 67. Ultimately, for employees born after 1959, full Social Security benefits will not become payable until age 67. Reduced benefits are available as early as age 62. Please remember that, although you and the Company each pay taxes toward the cost of your Social Security benefits, these benefits are not paid automatically. You must apply for them in all cases. To get more information about the law and your personal status under it, contact your local Social Security office. Last updated: Thursday April 21 2005 | ||
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