JSocial
Security
Changes
On August 13, President
Reagan signed into law the*
Omnibus Reconciliation Act
of 1981. This major tax and
budget legislation contains
several provisions making
important changes in the
Social Security Program. Ail
of these changes are part of a
comprehensive effort to re
store financial soundness to
this troubled system. These
various provisions are ex
pected to save more than 12
billion next year alone and
almost S24 billion through''
1986.
This legislation represents
only the first phase of the
current administration's
proposed modifications to
Social Security Act. There
are additional proposals still
before Congress which would
produce an additional (50
billion in savings and could
insure the long range finan
cial stability of this be
leaguered system.
Briefly, the changes which
have become law include:
?The minimum benefit
has been eliminated for new
applicants as of November
1981 and for current bene
ficiaries as of March 1982.
This amendment does
contain a special considera
tion for certain low-income
elderly recipients who would
not qualify for welfare pay
ments.
? Mothers or fathers'
benefits will terminate when
the youngest child reaches
age 16 rather than age 19
unless the child is disabled.
This provision is effective
immediately for parents be
coming entitled to benefits
Sept. 1, 1981 or later. It will
become effective Sept. 1,
1983 for parents entitled
prior to Sept. 1, 1981.
?Benefit payments to
post-secondary students will
be totally eliminated as of
April 1985. Any student en
titled as a child in August
1981 and enrolled in a post
secondary school by April 30,
1981 will be eligible for some
continued payments while
this type benefit is being
phased out. These recipients
will receive no payments for
the months May through
August. They will receive no
automatic cost-of-living in
creases, and their benefits
will be reduced by 25% in
September 1982. September
1983, and again in Sep
tember 1984.
? The Lump Sum Death
Payment of#255 will be paid
only the the deceased
worker's spouse or to chil
dren entitled to survivor
benefits. For the spouse to
receive this payment, be or
she must have been living in
the home with the deceased
or be eligible to receive
monthly survivor's
payments. The Lump Sum
Death Payment will no
longer be made to grown
children, other relatives or
funeral home operators.
? A cap has been placed
an the amount of Social
Security disability benefits a
worker and family can re
ceive while also drawing
Workman's Compensation
Federal, State or local
Government disability pay
ments. This provision limits
Social Security disability
payments to 80%
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