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PROTECT YOURSELF FROM ELECTRONIC SOCIAL SECURITY FRAUD
The third Wednesday of every month is important to Alexandra Lane—it’s the day about $1,200 in Social Security retirement benefits is electronically deposited into her checking account. The 72-year-old Florida resident uses those funds—earned over 37 years of working as a nurse, teacher and local government administrator—to cover basic expenses and pay medical bills. Read more…
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