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SOURCES OF INFORMATION FOUND IN THIS WEB SITE | |
| From the horse's own mouth! | Social Security Administration's home page |
| OASI TAX RATES 1957 TO PRESENT | OASI & DI TAX RATES 1957 TO PRESENT |
| OAIS TAX RATE 1937 TO 1956 | OASI TAX RATES 1937 TO 1956 |
| OASI Benefit Calculation: Step by Step example. | SSA's OASI Benefit Calculation |
| United States Average Wage for years 1951 to 1998. Used to calculate the Replacement Factor in the OASI benefit formula. | US Average Wage |
| Bend Points for years 1979 till 2000 | Bend Points |
| HOW THE COLA IS CALCULATED | COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT |
| COLA AND PIA | COLA 1990 TO PRESENT |
| COLA 1975 TO PRESENT | COLA 1975 TO PRESENT |
| Consumer Price Index (1913-2000) | Bureau of Labor Statistics Data |
| SSA'S Period Life Table, 1996 | LIFE TABLES |
| SSA'S AGE 0 TO 100, 1941 TO 2080
POPULATION. Wordperfect file 4.2 as
recieved from SSA
Note: I have found over 500 errors in this file. An error is defined as where the total of the subcomponents do not equal the listed total component. I will post what I believe to be a corrected verion shortly in lotus format. |
POPULATION FILE |
| INTEREST RATES PAID TO OASI & DI | GRAPH |
| INTEREST PAID ON OASI TRUST FUND | MONTHLY RATE FROM 1990 TO PRESENT |
| EFFECTIVE RATES OF RETURN FOR OASI AND DI TRUST FUNDS | EFFECTIVE RATES 1937 TO 1999 |
| INTEREST PAID ON OASI TRUST FUND | MONTHLY RATES FROM 1937 TO 1989 |
| OASI TRUST FUND DATA | FROM 1937 TO 1999 |
| OASI REVENUES (taxes, taxes on benefits, interest, payments from general fund) | FROM 1937 TO 1999 |
| OASI EXPENDITURES (benefits, transfers to Rail Road & administrative) | FROM 1937 TO 1990 |
| DI TRUST FUND DATA | 1957 TO 1999 |
| DI REVENUES | 1957 TO 1999 |
| DI EXPENSES | 1957 TO 1999 |
| OASI and DI Trust Fund Assets | Amounts, Interest Rates & Maturity Date |
| SSA's guide on use of Social Security number. They state it is strictly voluntary to give out. Read the link for more information. | Identity Theft |
| Congressional Report on reveiw of the Notch
Years.
"In fact, considering the value of their benefits relative to the Social Security taxes which they paid, those born in the "Notch" years are, in general, receiving a greater return from Social Security than will subsequent generations of beneficiaries. In addition, their "replacement rate"Cthe percentage of pre-retirement earnings replaced by benefit paymentsCis equal to that of retirees who follow them, which was also the intent of the 1977 amendments. In this sense they are "doing well" as beneficiaries of the system, although not as "well" as those who came before them,(8) especially those who worked well beyond 62." |
Notch & Creation of the Current OASI Formula |
| MORE TO COME LATER. | |
| Life Expectancy Tables | National Center for Health Statistics
Social Security Administration |
