Persistence pays off when dealing with flawed advice from Social Security offices
Although this Investment News article by Mary Beth Franklin is targeted for financial advisors, the story is an excellent example of how to overcome flawed advice from workers at your local Social Security office. Sometimes even Social Security Administration supervisors get it wrong, so it’s always a good idea to seek counsel from an independent advisor, such as that provided by The AMAC Foundation’s Social Security Advisory team. Click here to read the Investment News article about rectifying Social Security’s flawed advice.
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