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Social Security Has Zero-Tolerance for Fraud
In this article from the Social Security Administration, the agency emphasizes that they have zero-tolerance from fraud by those who would steal your Social Security money. A big part of this is fraud prevention through awareness of the scammers who are out there trying to con Social Security recipients into revealing personal information. The article includes information on how to report fraud to the Office of the Inspector General (OIG), as well as a link to a YouTube video by Commissioner Saul with Social Security’s Public Service Announcement about fraud prevention. Click here to read more.
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