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Rep. Haley Stevens introduced the Blue Collar Social Security Fairness Act, which would allow workers in physically demanding occupations like construction, nursing, and manufacturing to claim full Social Security benefits at age 60 instead of 67. The article explains the bill's eligibility criteria, financial implications, and obstacles to passage, including concerns about Social Security's solvency.
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If you’ve spent 30 years on a roof, a factory floor or a hospital ward, a headline promising full Social Security at 60 sounds like a pardon. Recently, Rep. Haley Stevens, a Michigan Democrat, introduced the Blue Collar Social Security Fairness Act. It would let people in physically demanding jobs collect their full retirement benefit at 60 — seven years before today’s full retirement age of 67. I…
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