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Social Security and Inflation

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ELIGIBILITY

Who qualifies for a retirement, disability, spouse, children or survivor benefits — and when to apply

  

BENEFITS

Learn how your payment is calculated, the financial advantage of waiting to collect, what's right for you

  

NAVIGATING SSA

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DIVORCE

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SURVIVORS

Social Security can be a safeguard to young families when a loved one dies

  

SPOUSE & CHILDREN

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DISABILITY

The options when you're unable to work or have a severe medical condition

WORK & TAXES

Understand how earnings, pensions and taxes affect what you receive monthly

  

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The Future of Social Security

The Fight to Protect Social Security

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Most Oppose Cuts to Social Security Payments, Poll Shows

AARP backs efforts to reduce the bite on benefits

Trustees Project Trust Fund Shortfall Starting in 2034

Forecast moves up date when benefits face 20% cut

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