“Ask Rusty” Syndicated Social Security Information Growing
Earlier this year, the AMAC Foundation launched a new service–a by-product of the re-launch last year of its Social Security Advisory Service–in which Q&A-type information is distributed weekly to some 7,000 media outlets nationwide. The feedback has been gratifying, with many news sources picking up and re-posting the weekly articles. Here, for example, is a post from “Stories In The News” of Ketchikan, Alaska highlighting the background on these two often-asked questions: What’s the impact of continuing to work after drawing Social Security benefits, and Spousal benefits for divorced partners. You can read the post here…
And, if you have any questions you’d like to have researched by the AMAC Foundation’s Certified Social Security Advisor staff, feel free to take advantage of this free-to-the-public service. Learn more about it here…
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