Social Security Will Still Provide Help Without An Appointment for Urgent Cases

Social Security recommends making an appointment with your local office to help them manage demand and reduce wait times. However, certain circumstances may qualify you for same-day service.

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What’s Next: Career Opportunities and Resources for Veterans

Veterans Day is a time to thank the brave men and women who answered the call to serve our country. But our responsibility to veterans and their families is not limited to one day a year.

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Social Security Resources for Veterans and Military Families

The Social Security Administration has created a resource page to help Veterans and their families easily access benefits and assistance they may be eligible for.

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Addressing Another Social Security Myth: “Ineligible” Benefit Recipients

Our AMAC Foundation Social Security Advisory Service has dealt repeatedly with the rumor that illegal immigrants are a major cause of Social Security’s financial dilemma.

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“Ask Rusty – I Got an Overpayment Notice from Social Security; What Should I Do?”

Dear Rusty: I received a letter from Social Security saying they overpaid me $12,703 in SS benefits. The letter said "We reduce Social Security benefits if you receive a government pension.

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