National Check Your Statement Day
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Today is “Check Your Statement Day,” one of the days during National my Social Security Week and Financial Literacy Month when you can get serious about planning for your financial future. Social Security has been here for more than 80 years, securing your today and tomorrow with information, tools, and resources to meet your changing needs and lifestyles. And what’s easier for you than going online to access an important part of your financial planning routine?
One of the advantages of opening a my Social Security account is having access to your Social Security Statement instantly. With your Statement, you can review estimates of your future retirement, disability, and survivors benefits, as well as the Social Security and Medicare taxes you’ve paid. We base your future benefits on your recorded earnings, so you should access your Statement once a year to verify the amounts that we posted are correct. You can also check it whenever you have a change of employment or wish to verify any changes to your benefit estimate.
Join the millions who regularly check their Statement. Log in or create a my Social Security account today at www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount. And then, help spread the word about “Check Your Statement Day” by telling your family and friends!
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Mary L.
I need my year-end statement to file my taxes!!!
V.V.
Hi Mary, thanks for using our blog. Check out our Frequently Asked Questions web page on how to obtain a replacement 1099. You also may be able to request a replacement SSA-1099 by using our automated telephone service at 1-800-772-1213. You can conduct the automated services 24 hours a day. At the prompt, indicate that you’re requesting a replacement SSA-1099. We hope this helps.
R. P.
WHAT IS THE ATTEMPT ON PROVIDING SUCH AN DOCUMENT?
A STATEMENT IS NOTHING COMPARED TO A TRANSCRIPT.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT NO CODES OF AUTHORITY WERE EXPLAINED FROM ANY DEPARTMENT ORGANIZED. THEY MUST HELD IN CONTEMPT WITHOUT REGULAR DUTY OF ESTABLISHED IDENTITIES.
WITHOUT CAUTION THE MHA STAFF PROVIDED FRAUD COURT DOCKETS AND MADE FRAUD REGULATED LAWS TO HOLD OBJECTIVE OF THE SPECIAL EDUCATION FUNDS.
WHEN CONFRONTED ON HOW THEY WERE TO CONFRONT THE CHARGES THEY DENIED COMPLETING SUCH ACTS.
WHEN THERE WAS A DOCUMENT PRESENTED THERE SEEMED TO BE A DISADVANTAGE IN WHAT THE REPRESENTATIVE WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE TO THE CONVERSATION ARE.
THE ORDER IS FOLLOWED WITH ERASED INFORMATION AND EXHIBITS. EX: NOT ATTENDING ANY COURT APPEARANCES TO DEFEND WHAT THEY ASSUMED TO BE THE TRUTH.
EDUCATION ON ANY SUCH RELATED TOPIC OF SUBJECTS THAT THEY HAVE ESTABLISHED IN THE MENTIONS OF THE MISREPRESENTED AUTHORITY OF CONDUCT.
Kevin L.
Difficulty getting my account created on ssa.gov –
First I tried the web site.
I tried it with or without the extra security option (with info from W-2) but I didn’t succeed (also I can’t find the W-2 any more, but I do have the information I need from it, I think.) Either way, It says an account can not be created.
So I called the number.
Phoned in on Friday, waited an hour on hold (because I did not know to say “help desk”). I’m informed I need to unfreeze my credit on Experian, so I did. I made it for 4 days. Today is the last day.
Phoned in Tuesday morning. Office is open from 7-10 Eastern. I’m in Central time zone, so I called in at 6:04. The message said the office opens at 7 in this state, so I started to think I am calling an office in Texas. But then I said “help desk” and then I just got a recording saying they open at 7 Eastern Time.
Apparently they didn’t. I guess the traffic is bad this morning. Awesome.
I started to wonder if I should take it personally.
Marilyn S.
I did not get my check. state of MO. Marilyn Sue Pollard, It should have been deposited Feb 20,2019
A.C.
Hi, Marilyn. If you still have received your Social Security benefit, If you are missing a Social Security payment, check out our Frequently Asked Questions for information on how to report it. You may also find the schedule of Social Security benefits helpful. Just a reminder – please be cautious about posting personal information on social media. We hope this helps.