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How to fix Social Security’s error
Sometimes Social Security makes mistakes. Getting this giant agency to acknowledge an error and fix it isn’t a slam dunk, but it can be done. Errors are rare, says Dorothy Cullum, a former management analyst for the Social Security Administration and a current adviser to the consultancy firm Social Security Solutions. “But on occasion, situations arise when cases are processed manually. Anytime a person is involved, there’s always the chance of human error…,” Cullum says….Read More
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