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Op-Ed | Don’t wait until retirement to check your Social Security
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That’s remarkable when you consider that most of us spend our entire working lives paying into Social Security with every paycheck.
For 91 years, Social Security has helped Americans retire with dignity.
But Social Security shouldn’t be something you start thinking about only when retirement is around the corner.
On Aug. 14, AARP is encouraging New Yorkers to participate in My Social Security Day by taking a simple but important step: logging into their Social Security account and reviewing their statement.
Because at a time when every dollar counts, understanding your Social Security benefits is one of the smartest investments you can make in your future.