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YOU AND YOOR 1
JSOCIAL SECURITY
Q. I became 65 years of age in
IFebruary, 1957, but did not apply
for social security until Febru
ary of 1958. Will I be entitled to
auny retirement benefits for the
year 1957?
A. An application for social
security benefits can be retroac
tive for 12 months prior to the
month of filing, provided all oth
*»r requirements are met. There
fore, if you did not earn over
$1200 in 1957 in wages or self
employment, your benefits will
begin with February, 1957. Even
If your total earnings for 1957
■were well over $1200, you will be
paid for any month in 1957, be
ginning with February, in which
you did not earn over $80 in wag
«■; or ope: ate your own business.
Q. My husband and I were
married for many years, but were
recently divorced. I am 66 years
<of age. I would like to know
'What affect this final divorce has
"upon nay rights as a wife to so
cial security payments on his ac
count. He received his first check
'last month.
A, That fact that you were di
vorced from your husband elim
inates any possibility of your re
viving payments on his account.
■"Speed-up the payment of your
Hirst benefit check by bringing
along all your copies of forms
'W~Z withholding statements, or
'Other record of your 1957 earn
ings’’ is the advice given by John
JBlakely, field representative of
the Juneau Social Security Ad
ministration District Office t«
workers who plan to file early
:m 1958.
1957 earnings are required for
:ttu computation of benefits for
-■claims filed in 1958. Employers
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'nual election of officers will be
iejd.
The convention will close Fri
day evening with a banquet to
be held at the Chart Room in the
Westward Hotel, Anchorage.
Officers of the Society this past
year have been: Dr. Foster R.
Sims, president; Clayton O.
Polley, secretary-treasurer; Dr.
1C. N. Hoveland and Dr. Howard
G. Hughes, executive board; and
Dr. James O. Whaley, immedi
ate past president. Mrs. Pat
Wood of Juneau serves the Socie
y as executive secretary.
While their husbands are busy
in meetngs the women attending
the convention have had an en
;ertaining program offered. Wed*
nesday afternoon they were t$k
en on a tour of the Matanuska
Valley which terminated at the
home of Maxine Roberts on Was
illa Lake. This morning the
group left town 10 a.m. for a
tour of the Anchorage area and
a luncheon at the Chart Room
this afternoon. On Friday the
visiting women will be taken on
» tour of the lake area and will
be served lunch at Williwaw
Lodge.
had until January 31st to file
their quarterly social security re
turns for their employees with
the Director of Internal Revenue.
Social Security Administration
records for individual employees
will not reflect 1957 earnings
completely for several months.
Form W-2 withholding state
ment, however, shows complete
earnings and social security con
tributions for 1957. It is given to
the employee in duplicate. One is
for attachment to the income tax
return and one is for the em
ployee’s files.
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