Strengthening Social Security for Long Career Workers Act

Bill 117 HR 3916, also known as the Strengthening Social Security for Long Career Workers Act, aims to provide additional support for individuals who have worked for many years and contributed to the Social Security system. The bill specifically targets those who have worked for at least 30 years and are at or near retirement age.

One of the key provisions of the bill is the implementation of a new benefit calculation method for long career workers. This method would take into account the individual's highest 30 years of earnings, rather than the current method which averages earnings over 35 years. This change is intended to provide a more accurate reflection of a long career worker's contributions to the Social Security system.

Additionally, the bill includes measures to increase the minimum benefit for long career workers who have worked for at least 30 years. This increase is designed to ensure that these individuals receive a more adequate level of support in retirement. Overall, the Strengthening Social Security for Long Career Workers Act seeks to address the unique needs of individuals who have dedicated many years to the workforce and the Social Security system. By implementing changes to benefit calculations and increasing minimum benefits, the bill aims to provide greater financial security for long career workers as they enter retirement.