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Social Security’s Top Ten Blog Posts
An article from Social Security Administration’s Public Affairs Specialist Josh Weller, posted on www.berthoudrecorder.com, presents the “best posts of the past year and a half” from Social Security Matters. They cover a wide variety of topics, including Veterans Affairs, Disability, and the navigation of the SSA website…even the most popular baby names. Check it out here…
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I worked until age of 70. Paid into both medicare & medical part b. Why doesn’t Congress let us get credit for that money when receiving ssi payments. If we can give money to non-citizens why not let those that contribute additional payments to ssi be able to collect from it.
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