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Social Security & Medicare

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5. That's where the worker's comp records would come in

Thu Mar 21, 2013, 07:16 AM

Mar 2013

Would they be perfect? Probably not, but I cannot imagine a job being misclassified by more than one year from using those records.

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The Social Security retirement age: Who’s really living longer? [View all] Teamster Jeff Mar 2013 OP

One of the things I've advocated here customerserviceguy Mar 2013 #1

Another consideration could also be on the job injuries ProgressiveProfessor Mar 2013 #2

That's where the worker's comp records would come in customerserviceguy Mar 2013 #5

If so customerserviceguy Mar 2013 #6

No. It does not fully show up in worker's comp statistics. JDPriestly Mar 2013 #9

Couldn't that be said about all kinds of occupations? customerserviceguy Mar 2013 #11

65 is more realistic than 67 for most people and most professions. JDPriestly Mar 2013 #15

Agreed, but isn't that toothpaste out of the tube? customerserviceguy Mar 2013 #19

... PETRUS Mar 2013 #7

And 50 is ridiculous customerserviceguy Mar 2013 #12

Today vs 1935 PETRUS Mar 2013 #13

We got the benefit of increased productivity customerserviceguy Mar 2013 #14

Nonsense PETRUS Mar 2013 #16

At this event our Madfloridian will be talking... midnight Mar 2013 #18

Is there a chart on disability by. age? Downwinder Mar 2013 #3

You're talking averages with these charts, which will be... TreasonousBastard Mar 2013 #8

Rec #5, Very important point that is not that well known. FogerRox Mar 2013 #10