My son settled in the United States, and two old people immigrated there. How much pension can one person get a year?

If you are a permanent resident of the United States, the elderly have never worked in the United States or paid taxes, so there is no pension.

However, you can apply for subsistence allowances, get free food stamps from the government, and go to the supermarket to eat free food. You can also receive a domestic pension.

After becoming American citizens, the elderly can generally receive hundreds of dollars in pension expenses from the state government.

At present, the highest pension in the United States is $2,605 per month, and the average social security payment Americans receive (2065,438+March 2004) is $65,438 +0 185.

The United States is now implementing a gradual retirement system. American retirement policy is divided into three levels, namely, early retirement, normal retirement and delayed retirement. How much pension you can get after immigrating to the United States depends entirely on your personal situation.

The pension of ordinary Americans is a social security retirement benefit. Usually, people have to pay social security tax when they work. Individuals pay 6.2% of their income, and companies also pay the same proportion. If you are self-employed, you have to pay 12.40%. The normal retirement age in the United States is now 66, but those born after 1960 are 67. To get a pension, you must accumulate 40 points, one point for every 1 130 income, but at most four points a year, so you must work for at least ten years.