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Need assistance? Here’s how to connect with Social Security
With over 61 million people already relying on it, and thousands more about to be each day, the Social Security Administration is an oft-needed source of information for a large number of American citizens. With such a huge constituency, it’s no wonder that obtaining information about your personal Social Security needs can sometimes be challenging, but the SSA is trying hard to make that experience as painless as it can be. That’s why they offer several different ways to get the information you need, including automated services which may give you what you require without actually speaking to a representative.. In this Sterling, CO Journal-Advocate article by Josh Weller, a Public Affairs Specialist for the Social Security Administration, he explains the easiest way to connect with Social Security to fulfill many of the services you’re looking for. Click here to read more.
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