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National Social Security Advisor Credentials Explained
You may have seen references to National Social Security Advisor (NSSA) designations in various financial media reports, and you may know that the AMAC Foundation Social Security Advisor staff includes seven members who’ve earned this designation. In a Bankrate.com post by James Royal, Ph.D., the definition of this credential and the qualifications to claim it are explained. Check out his post here.
The NSSA-credentialed Advisory Service at AMAC Foundation has served the public for eight years and has assisted well over 30,000 individuals with their questions about this complex senior benefit program. Learn more about the service and how to access it here.
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