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Another look at the issues cited in GAO report
The incomplete information provided by Social Security claims specialists to people seeking clarification has been the subject of quite a few media reports over the past week. In an article by Aimee Picchi of Moneywatch, the implications of this problem are explored, along with potential impact on long-term retirement financing. Read the article here…
By the way…the AMAC Foundation stands ready to assist anyone having questions or needing information on their Social Security issues. Read more about our Social Security advisory service right here on this website. Click here…
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