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Social Security Misunderstandings (and Just Plain Wrong Answers)
It’s been said that whenever you have a question or a dilemma you need to resolve, there are two readily available sources of advice: the neighbor on your left and the neighbor on your right. Unfortunately, these two sources often differ and, even more unfortunately, both are frequently wrong. Such is the case with advice on Social Security. Tom Margenau, in a post on www.arcamax.com, shares some thoughts on this phenomenon, along with some examples of how it can produce problems for you. Read his post here…
Know also that the AMAC Foundation maintains a staff of certified Social Security Advisors available to guide you through the complexities of this daunting program. Learn more about this free-to-the-public service on the Foundation’s website.
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