How much Social Security Retirement Insurance is obligated in Florida?

USAspending records $238,109,813,380 in obligations for CFDA 96.002 with Florida place of performance, covering 5,071 awards. That is an obligation aggregate for this pair, not an outlay figure and not the national 96.002 total.

Are 5,071 awards the same as 5,071 retirees?

No. 5,071 is the award-record count in the aggregate. Individual monthly benefits are not listed as one award per person in this packet. The dollar total is $238,109,813,380 for the program–state filter.

Does this prove Florida has more retirees than other states?

No. The join reports USAspending obligations tagged to CFDA 96.002 and FL place of performance. Award records are not people. The page does not rank states by beneficiary counts.

What is the average 96.002 award in Florida?

Dividing $238,109,813,380 by 5,071 awards produces about $46.96 million per award. That mean is a concentration statistic, not a typical monthly retirement check.

Social Security Retirement Insurance in Florida

CFDA 96.002 — federal program obligations to Florida

Total obligated

$256.12B

Awards

USAspending.gov records $238,109,813,380 in Social Security Retirement Insurance obligations under CFDA 96.002 with place of performance in Florida, across 5,071 awards. The join names the retirement-insurance listing and Florida as geography. It is not a beneficiary census, not a trust-fund balance, and not proof that Florida “has more retirees” than other states — award records are not people. Obligations are not outlays. Average obligation is about $46.96 million ($238,109,813,380 ÷ 5,071).

Key figures

CFDA 96.002 shows $238,109,813,380 in Florida place-of-performance obligations on 5,071 awards.
Mean obligation is about $46.96 million per award.
Award count is not a retiree headcount.
The join does not rank Florida as a retirement destination.
Figures are obligations from USAspending.gov, not outlays.

Retirement insurance tagged to Florida

This page isolates CFDA 96.002 (Social Security Retirement Insurance) and Florida (FL) place of performance. The $238,109,813,380 total is the USAspending program-by-state aggregate for that pair. Other Social Security listings use different CFDA numbers. An SSA agency-state page uses awarding agency 028 rather than this program code. Mixing those tables with this cell would confuse filters.

Five thousand seventy-one awards is a moderate row count for this dollar size. The count is not 5,071 Florida retirees. Public debate about Florida’s age structure uses a different unit than USAspending award records. Correlation between a retirement listing and a Florida tag is not causation of migration.

Florida’s 5,071 records under CFDA 96.002 and $238,109,813,380 will be used as proof of in-migration. The packet has no migration field. Award records are not people, and place-of-performance FL is not a moving van. Cite $238,109,813,380 as the program–state obligation total. Leave the snowbird essay to a dataset that actually measures snowbirds.

CFDA 96.002

Catalog listing 96.002 is Social Security Retirement Insurance. The overlay /states/fl/programs/96.002/ is the table view of this exact pair. The national program page for CFDA 96.002 is the place to see the listing without a Florida constraint.

This narrative restates 5,071 awards and $238,109,813,380 only. It does not invent a fiscal year, a replacement rate, or a number of beneficiaries. Those fields are not in the packet facts.

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Questions

How much Social Security Retirement Insurance is obligated in Florida?: USAspending records $238,109,813,380 in obligations for CFDA 96.002 with Florida place of performance, covering 5,071 awards. That is an obligation aggregate for this pair, not an outlay figure and not the national 96.002 total.
Are 5,071 awards the same as 5,071 retirees?: No. 5,071 is the award-record count in the aggregate. Individual monthly benefits are not listed as one award per person in this packet. The dollar total is $238,109,813,380 for the program–state filter.
Does this prove Florida has more retirees than other states?: No. The join reports USAspending obligations tagged to CFDA 96.002 and FL place of performance. Award records are not people. The page does not rank states by beneficiary counts.
What is the average 96.002 award in Florida?: Dividing $238,109,813,380 by 5,071 awards produces about $46.96 million per award. That mean is a concentration statistic, not a typical monthly retirement check.

USAspending.gov CFDA program aggregates by place of performance state. Obligations are not outlays.

How this pair fits

Social Security Retirement Insurance (CFDA 96.002) federal funding in Florida

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