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Have you gotten advice from Social Security Administration? Getting a 2nd opinion is always a good idea.
Many people approaching retirement turn to the most obvious choice for advice - the Federal Government’s Social Security Administration. But, as a recent GAO analysis uncovered, SSA employees aren’t always providing callers with all of the options available to them as they consider applying for benefits. As this article by Sean Williams of The Motley Fool points out, its always a good idea to get a 2nd opinion from a non-government source, even if you have to pay for it. Click here to find out more.
The AMAC Foundation, sponsored by the Association of Mature American Citizens, has a staff of certified Social Security advisors standing by to help AMAC members (and others) with any questions they might have on Social Security matters. And that service is free! Find out more here.
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