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Table II.H2. - OASI Beneficiaries With Monthly Benefits in Current-Payment Status as of December 31 by Alternative, Calendar Years 1945-2070
[In thousands]
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Retired workers
and auxiliaries Survivors
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Calendar Wife- Widow- Mother-
year Worker husband Child widower father Child Parent Total
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Historical data:
1945...... 518 159 13 94 121 377 6 1,288
1950...... 1,771 508 46 314 169 653 15 3,477
1955...... 4,474 1,192 122 701 292 1,154 25 7,961
1960...... 8,061 2,269 268 1,544 401 1,577 36 14,157
1965...... 11,101 2,614 461 2,371 472 2,074 35 19,128
1970...... 13,349 2,668 546 3,227 523 2,688 29 23,030
1975...... 16,588 2,867 643 3,888 582 2,919 21 27,508
1976...... 17,165 2,896 653 3,994 579 2,903 20 28,209
1977...... 17,821 2,964 678 4,119 582 2,877 19 29,060
1978...... 18,358 2,980 661 4,212 576 2,780 17 29,584
1979...... 18,970 2,991 652 4,322 574 2,711 16 30,235
1980...... 19,562 3,018 639 4,415 563 2,610 15 30,821
1981...... 20,195 3,031 601 4,508 548 2,473 14 31,370
1982...... 20,763 3,039 558 4,595 515 2,321 13 31,804
1983...... 21,419 3,039 512 4,694 400 2,146 11 32,221
1984...... 21,906 3,051 477 4,779 382 2,010 11 32,617
1985...... 22,432 3,069 456 4,863 372 1,918 10 33,119
1986...... 22,981 3,088 450 4,932 350 1,878 9 33,687
1987...... 23,440 3,090 439 4,984 329 1,837 8 34,126
1988...... 23,858 3,086 421 5,029 318 1,783 7 34,502
1989...... 24,327 3,093 422 5,071 312 1,782 7 35,012
1990...... 24,837 3,101 421 5,112 304 1,777 6 35,557
1991...... 25,289 3,104 425 5,158 301 1,792 6 36,074
1992...... 25,758 3,112 432 5,205 294 1,808 5 36,614
1993...... 26,104 3,094 436 5,224 289 1,837 5 36,990
1994...... 26,408 3,066 440 5,232 283 1,865 4 37,298
1995...... 26,673 3,026 441 5,226 275 1,884 4 37,528
Intermediate:
1996...... 26,982 3,017 448 5,263 277 1,916 4 37,907
2000...... 28,125 2,976 463 5,331 279 2,002 3 39,178
2005...... 30,115 2,922 476 5,447 271 2,055 2 41,288
2010...... 33,945 2,735 548 5,540 252 1,960 3 44,984
2015...... 40,166 2,503 619 5,635 236 1,865 3 51,026
2020...... 47,443 2,460 694 5,725 230 1,824 3 58,380
2025...... 53,902 2,490 744 5,798 231 1,815 3 64,982
2030...... 58,993 2,487 773 5,823 229 1,811 3 70,119
2035...... 61,952 2,448 791 5,826 225 1,799 3 73,044
2040...... 62,896 2,371 793 5,818 219 1,780 3 73,880
2045...... 63,573 2,345 801 5,835 214 1,755 3 74,526
2050...... 64,894 2,367 811 5,842 210 1,734 3 75,860
2055...... 67,028 2,456 834 5,848 206 1,714 3 78,088
2060...... 69,292 2,548 851 5,837 202 1,692 3 80,426
2065...... 71,034 2,614 860 5,855 197 1,670 3 82,233
2070...... 72,479 2,659 865 5,906 193 1,648 3 83,754
Low Cost:
1996...... 26,967 3,016 448 5,261 277 1,915 4 37,887
2000...... 27,988 2,962 464 5,309 279 1,998 3 39,001
2005...... 29,715 2,880 480 5,380 274 2,079 2 40,811
2010...... 33,250 2,620 552 5,509 256 2,094 3 44,284
2015...... 39,109 2,347 629 5,610 242 2,083 3 50,023
2020...... 45,941 2,270 716 5,724 232 2,118 3 57,005
2025...... 51,896 2,269 781 5,819 233 2,181 3 63,182
2030...... 56,328 2,234 827 5,850 235 2,249 3 67,727
2035...... 58,603 2,171 864 5,831 237 2,302 3 70,012
2040...... 58,974 2,084 884 5,775 238 2,334 3 70,292
2045...... 59,282 2,054 913 5,737 240 2,365 3 70,594
2050...... 60,312 2,069 948 5,697 244 2,407 3 71,680
2055...... 62,216 2,143 996 5,681 249 2,455 3 73,743
2060...... 64,257 2,212 1,037 5,683 254 2,502 3 75,948
2065...... 65,987 2,265 1,069 5,738 258 2,545 3 77,865
2070...... 67,737 2,313 1,098 5,840 261 2,588 3 79,841
High Cost:
1996...... 26,997 3,018 448 5,266 277 1,917 4 37,926
2000...... 28,251 2,990 462 5,354 280 2,004 3 39,344
2005...... 30,461 2,962 473 5,511 271 2,056 2 41,736
2010...... 34,549 2,851 544 5,570 260 1,875 3 45,652
2015...... 41,101 2,665 607 5,650 233 1,682 3 51,941
2020...... 48,840 2,669 673 5,697 220 1,556 3 59,657
2025...... 55,864 2,751 707 5,727 213 1,479 3 66,744
2030...... 61,772 2,809 719 5,728 203 1,424 3 72,658
2035...... 65,685 2,830 718 5,743 191 1,372 3 76,543
2040...... 67,563 2,798 703 5,781 179 1,323 3 78,350
2045...... 68,984 2,813 689 5,857 166 1,269 3 79,781
2050...... 70,983 2,875 676 5,912 155 1,216 3 81,819
2055...... 73,707 3,017 676 5,934 145 1,164 3 84,646
2060...... 76,536 3,169 675 5,897 135 1,113 3 87,528
2065...... 78,589 3,279 668 5,857 126 1,064 3 89,585
2070...... 79,969 3,339 657 5,838 117 1,018 3 90,941
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Note: The number of beneficiaries does not include certain uninsured persons,
most of whom both attained age 72 before 1968 and have fewer than 3 quarters of
coverage, in which case the costs are reimbursed by the general fund of the
Treasury. The number of such uninsured persons was 1,023 as of December 31,
1995, and is estimated to be fewer than 500 by the turn of the century. Totals
do not necessarily equal the sums of rounded components.
Note: This page contains corrected figures for the Low Cost and High Cost
sections, as issued in an errata sheet for the Trustees Report.
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