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give much thought to It. He had his share of farm chores and a new baby in the family. Jim thought of social security as something for older people like Jenkins, his neighbor who was drawing old-age, insurance benefits after 30 years of work as a machinist. Jim thought he could wait a bit before looking into his social security business. Jim changed his mind and decided to look into this “bust ness" after a speaker at the local farm association explained social security survivor benefits. It reminded him of his wife and small son. He field and income tax return and paid the social security for 1958. Profits were small that year. He also filed and paid for 1959, 1960, and" 1961, but profits were a little better. But then Jim lost his health; late in 1962 he died. Jim’s widow applied for social security benefits for herself and the child. These benefits are helping her now to hold on to the farm. When Jim'8 son grows up he will be able to take over the farm business as he dad intendedthanks to Jim’s foresight in protecting his family through social security.

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