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Mistakes do happen… so it’s good to check your Social Security information
Social Security Administration claims 99.9% accuracy in its determination of individual benefits. That’s pretty good…unless you’re the one in a thousand that isn’t receiving the correct amount. Regardless of where the fault might lie, it’s a good idea for beneficiaries to do their own checking on the numbers, and a good way to do that is through use of the “My Account” section of SSA.gov. It’s really not that hard do to, and journalist David LaMartina, in a post today on www.thinkadvisor.com shows you how. Check out his post here…
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