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The Saga of One Man’s Online Social Security Experience
Social Security has been steadily evolving to provide more and more online services. This initiative was started years ago as the internet gained prominence among America’s seniors, and it continues today as the SSA strives to become more and more efficient in the face of budget pressures. And, for the most part, using the agency’s online services is by far the most efficient way to conduct certain types of Social Security business, including applying for benefits and monitoring your earnings record to make sure they’ve got it right. But, as related in this Kiplinger article by Finance Editor Mark Solheim, navigating in Social Security’s sea of online services can sometimes be a challenge. Click here to read more.
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