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What is a Social Security Number?

July 11, 2009 By kristine Leave a Comment

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What is a Social Security Number? A Social Security number is a nine digit code that is assigned to every US citizen, permanent resident, and temporary worker in the United States. The number is very important you need it to legally work, open a … [Continue reading]

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How to Apply For Social Security Retirement Benefits

July 9, 2009 By kristine 3 Comments

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You're getting ready to retire and you've made the decision to start collecting your Social Security retirement benefits.  What's the next step?  You need to actually apply for your benefits (they aren't automatic). Probably one of the most common … [Continue reading]

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Do Not Underestimate Social Security When Planning For Retirement

July 6, 2009 By kristine Leave a Comment

Most people underestimate the impact that Social Security retirement benefits will have on their retirement.  They either assume it won't be there for them, or that it won't be enough to make a difference. The truth is that Social Security will be … [Continue reading]

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No Increase In Social Security Benefits for Retirees Next Year

July 1, 2009 By kristine 1 Comment

Earlier this year, retirees on Social Security saw one of the largest COLA increases they've seen in years - since the 1980s to be exact.  Unfortunately, the Social Security COLA is expected to be zero for the next few years. If you've been … [Continue reading]

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Getting the Maximum Social Security Benefits

June 16, 2009 By kristine 31 Comments

How to Maximize Your Social Security Benefits Now that you understand a little more about how Social Security retirement benefits work, and how important this income stream can be to your retirement, here are some tips to help you get the maximum … [Continue reading]

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