MARGENAU: Military Myths and Social Security

For the Treasury, the beneficiary of the barracks regime consumes 19 times the cost of a private retiree. In the last Social Security reform, approved in 2019, the military was privileged. For civilians, minimum retirement ages and contributions of up to 14% (in the private sector) or up to 22% (in the public sector) became valid. For the barracks, the contribution only increased from 7.5% to up to 10.5%, and the length of service required to tr…

MARGENAU: Military Myths and Social Security

Not a week goes by when I don’t get emails from veterans who have been led to believe that they are missing out on some extra Social Security benefits allegedly […] The post MARGENAU: Military Myths and Social Security first appeared on Mecklenburg Times: News for Mecklenburg, Union and Iredell counties.