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Social Security Administration staff cuts mean longer waits when calling the SSA
While baby boomers are retiring in record numbers, the Social Security Administration has been losing staff and closing offices due to under-funding. Although many services can now be done online, calling the SSA with a complex question could mean you will be waiting on hold for an agent for an unusually long time. Read more about this in an article by Rob Garver of The Fiscal Times. And feel free to take advantage of The AMAC Foundation’s free Social Security Advisory service explained elsewhere on the home page at www.socialsecurityreport.org.
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