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• - News, information and opinion on Social Security.
  
• - Legal counsel for the elderly on Social Security and other government programs.
  
• - Social Security Protection Act of 2004 requires government employers to disclose effects of Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset to new employees hired for jobs not covered by Social Security.
  
• - Official online application for benefits.
  
• - Research and education resource for Social Security, pension, and retirement-related policies.
  
• - Retirement planning. Is Social Security really broken? Plus, the truth about "The Notch".
  
• - Answers to common questions about Social Security, from benefits consultant Stanley A. Tomkiel, III.
  
• - What is the notch? Whose benefits does it cut? Will it ever be changed?
  
• - Dorothy Clark is Social Security's public affairs specialist in Wilton Manors, Florida.
  
• - The Committee conducts oversight of Social Security.
  
• - ASEC's advice on saving for retirement. Social Security should be only one leg of a three-legged stool, with pensions, and personal savings and investments.
  
• - Social Security benefit estimate program, ANYPIA, for personal computers.
  
• - Information about Social Security is available in many languages in addition to English and Spanish.
  
• - Relatively simple shifts in a retiree's investment strategy can reduce taxes on Social Security benefits.
  
• - In several states, public school teachers receive lower Social Security benefits because they do not pay into Social Security. Information about these rules. Plus Medicare eligibility for teachers.
  
• - Research on Social Security and other retirement issues for policymakers and the public. Are you saving enough for retirement?
  
• - Primarily offers articles and analyses of the US social security system.
  
• - Automatic adjustments to Social Security and Medicare for 2004.
  
• - Addresses Social Security issues, research, news, and reform.
  
• - Public school teachers in 15 states receive lower Social Security benefits because of the Government Pension Offset and the Windfall Elimination Provision. See what the NEA thinks of that.
  
• - Up-to-date information about Social Security, Medicare and other retirement issues.
  
• - Information about Social Security benefits: the Notch, Social Security reform, what you need to know when you get benefits.
  
• - Social Security's and Medicare's roles in planning for financial security in retirement.
  
• - Official site, with news, trends, budget, publications, and comparison with similar systems in more than 170 countries.
  
• - Information about the annual automatic Social Security statement, an official estimate of future benefits.
  
• - Social Security column by Betty Grubbs.
  
• - Answers to frequently asked questions about Social Security retirement benefits.
  
• - Conservative seniors group's views on Social Security and Medicare benefits and other retirement issues.
  
• - Information for railroad workers, retirees, and their families. The RRB, a federal agency, administers a separate social security system for employees of the railroad industry.