Tag: SSA
When is the Best Date to Take SSA’s Early Out Retirement Offer?
SSA is offering some of its employees an “early out” on retirement. The author explains the best dates for these employees to plan their retirement.
Former SSA Employee Pleads Guilty to Stealing Thousands of Dollars in Benefits
A former employee at the Social Security Administration admitted that he used his position to steal tens of thousands of dollars in benefits.
Is That the SSA Calling You?
A recent nationwide phone scam is using the reputation of the Social Security Administration to try to bait people into giving out personal information.
Federal Unions’ ‘Fake News’ and How to Check It
The author cites statistics depicting an alternate perspective on federal unions and the recent executive orders.
SSA Announces the Top Baby Names of 2017
The Social Security Administration has announced the most popular names for newborn boys and girls in 2017.
You Need More Than Just Social Security for a Comfortable Retirement
The SSA says that Social Security is not meant to replace all of your income in retirement; therefore, it’s also critical to do your own saving.
How to Stop Federal Agencies from Paying Dead People
Legislation has been introduced in an effort to curtail the billions in improper payments that federal agencies send to dead people.
Lawyer in $550 Million SSA Scam Captured in Honduras
A fugitive lawyer known as “Mr. Social Security” has been captured in Honduras and is now serving a 12 year prison sentence while awaiting trial on numerous other charges after he escaped and left the country.
¿Qué Pasó?
A Spanish language translator who was fired by SSA demanded he be provided an interpreter during the appeal, and failure to do so amounted to denial of due process.
SSA Warns Americans to Be Wary of Scams
The Social Security Administration is warning Americans to remain vigilant about ongoing scams targeting Social Security benefits.
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