[ken in texas]

- He has to pay social security taxes, but those payments will not increase his SS benefits in any way. In what world is that even close to being fair? -

His SS benefits may or may not increase. Benefits are based on your top 35 years of inflation-adjusted earnings. If his earnings now are higher than in past years it may trigger a recalculation, otherwise his benefits will not increase.

[Leaning Right]

That makes sense. Thanks for the reply.