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Social Security Trust Fund Shortfall, AM Radio Legislation
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For the week of June 20, 2025: Full Social Security benefits are projected to run out sooner than expected – and AARP backs new legislation to keep AM radio accessible in
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How Does Social Security Work?
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You've probably noticed Social Security taxes taken out of your paycheck, but how does it all work?
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How Do I Apply for Social Security?
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If you're thinking about applying for Social Security retirement benefits, this video can help you get started.
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Two Ways Social Security Customer Service is Changing
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Retired Social Security Administrator Stephen Richardson highlights two changes to Social Security customer service and how they can affect you.
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AARP CEO on Social Security’s 90-Year Legacy
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Social Security turns 90 in August 2025. Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan reflects on its legacy and the need to protect it for future generations.
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Inside AARP’s Fight for Social Security
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Walk with senior vice president of government affairs Bill Sweeney as he brings AARP members’ concerns about retirement security straight to Congress.
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In Their Own Words: Americans Depend on Social Security
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People across the U.S. share stories of Social Security’s impact: 90 years of vital support, fighting poverty and ensuring dignity in retirement.
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AARP Research Social Security On the Street Interviews
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Video interviews with people talking about the impact Social Security has on their lives and their family members.
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Social Security Is My Caregiving Lifeline
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Thanks to Social Security, Suzanne Leedy is able to be a full-time caregiver to her wife, Susie, who lives with multiple sclerosis and dementia.
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Get Answers to Your Social Security Questions
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Don’t miss AARP’s live Tele-Town Hall on May 1 at 1 PM ET. Hear the latest updates and how AARP is fighting for you: aarp.org/conversations.
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Response to Delay of Social Security Customer Service Change
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The announcement to delay plans to discontinue Social Security phone service is a good first step, but merely delaying the implementation of this change is not enough.
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