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Clamping Down on Social Security Fraud - What YOU can do
Social Security fraud is such a problem that the Social Security Administration along with its Office of the Inspector General announced last week that it will be opening three new units to investigate and prevent fraud specifically related to the program’s disability benefits. Maurie Backman lists a number of small but important steps that all can take, whether collecting benefits at present or not. Read them in The Motely Fool article here.
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