Book description
The easy way to get a handle on Social Security
Are you or a loved one looking to understand how Social Security
benefits work? Social Security For Dummies helps you better
understand and navigate the U. S. Social Security Administration,
covering important topics such as how benefits are funded and
distributed, the various Social Security options and how to qualify,
and deciding when to start accepting Social Security benefits.
Additionally, it explains the history, regulations, and significant
changes to U. S. Social Security, as well as considerations for the
future of the program.
- Advice for ensuring you're receiving your maximum benefits
- Gives you a thorough breakdown of how benefits are determined
and what programs are sponsored by the Social Security Administration
- Covers challenges and considerations for those with special circumstances
Whether you're receiving Social Security benefits, helping someone
who is, or thinking about beginning to accept benefits yourself,
Social Security For Dummies is a must-have resource for
navigating this complicated (and sometimes confusing) landscape.
Jonathan Peterson is Executive Communications Director at AARP and an
award-winning journalist. He is a former Washington correspondent for
the Los Angeles Times. During his news career, he covered the White
House, state and national political campaigns, and various facets of
U. S. domestic and economic policy. He was a 2007 National Press
Foundation fellow in the Retirement Issues in the 21st Century program.
