Social Security for Dummies - Peterson, Jonathan (AARP)
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Claim the benefits you've earned--and avoid costly mistakes Get a handle on the complicated Social Security system and make the most of your benefits with this revised edition of a trusted favorite. In this book, you'll get clear, jargon-free explanations of how Social Security works and how you can use it in your own unique situation to achieve your goals. Whether you're gearing up for retirement, helping a loved one navigate theirs, or still contributing and building your own future, you'll find what you need in this bestselling favorite! Inside... * Discover the best age to claim benefits *…mehr

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Claim the benefits you've earned--and avoid costly mistakes Get a handle on the complicated Social Security system and make the most of your benefits with this revised edition of a trusted favorite. In this book, you'll get clear, jargon-free explanations of how Social Security works and how you can use it in your own unique situation to achieve your goals. Whether you're gearing up for retirement, helping a loved one navigate theirs, or still contributing and building your own future, you'll find what you need in this bestselling favorite! Inside... * Discover the best age to claim benefits * Find out if divorce affects your benefits * Learn how benefits are taxed * Apply for benefits like a pro * Navigate the Social Security website * Plan your retirement * Fully understand your benefits * Avoid unnecessary surprises
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Jonathan Peterson is a former Executive Communications Director at AARP and an award-winning journalist. His interest in Social Security began when he covered the political debate in Washington that led to major reforms in 1983. He is a former Washington correspondent for the Los Angeles Times.