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Social Security’s Advice on Scams
As America’s Seniors are well aware, constant vigilance is critical in today’s world of seemingly never-ending streams of misleading advertisements. And many of these specifically target the population segment in, or aging into, Social Security beneficiary status. The Social Security Administration offers a concise primer on this issue, titled “What You Need to Know About Misleading Advertising;” access it here…it’s a worthwhile read!
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