Social Security might seem like a simple system: You pay in when you’re working and then get monthly benefits when you retire. But for most people, Social Security is unknown territory, full of toll roads, burned-out bridges, roundabouts, one-way streets and dead-ends — a scenario that makes you want to reach for a road map.
Unfortunately, there is no road map for navigating this confusing system, but you do have resources that can help. Check out these tips!
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I have attempted to call Social Security as I would like an updated statement on what I can estimate to retire with. The last update I received was in 2009.
Thanks.
How do I go about getting help with Social Security/Medicare from a specialist?