On the recordSeptember 6, 2016
The bottom 20 percent of earners get a 35-percent increase over what is scheduled, a more than 60-percent increase over what is payable.
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congress.govKent Conrad: “The bottom 20 percent of earners get a 35-percent increase over what is scheduled, a more than 60-percent increase over…”
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Conrad highlights the benefits for low-income earners in the proposed plan.
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