The 1935 Social Security Act paid retirees a stipend based on

A) the size of their bank accounts.

B) the size of their economic needs.

C) the amount of time dedicated to one job.

D) the amount contributed to the fund while working.

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28 December, 17:53

The 1935 Social Security Act paid retirees a stipend based on

A) the size of their bank accounts.

B) the size of their economic needs.

C) the amount of time dedicated to one job.

D) the amount contributed to the fund while working.

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Anna Golden · Answer 1

its D on E2020 ...

Kyra Carey · Answer 2

the correct option is D

D) the amount contributed to the fund while working.

The act was a part of FDR New deal and set the retirement age at 65 years. the maximum amount of money one could receive was 2642 bucks. the government had a welfare fund for senior citizens, but they were very many, and therefore the act came to remedy the situation by choosing instead to get the money from the payroll.

The 1935 Social Security Act paid retirees a stipend based onA) the size of their bank accounts.B) the size of their economic needs.C) the amount of time dedicated to one job.D) the amount contributed to the fund while working.

The 1935 Social Security Act paid retirees a stipend based on

A) the size of their bank accounts.

B) the size of their economic needs.

C) the amount of time dedicated to one job.

D) the amount contributed to the fund while working.