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News Letter Reviews “SSA-521: Form How to Boost Social Security Payments Reviews
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| “SSA-521: Form How to Boost Social Security Payments Reviews |
| Tuesday, 14 October 2008 | ||||||||
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RESEARCH REPORT: #5942 BY: Olivia Martin, Sr. Researcher, S&A Investment Research October 10, 2008 SUMMARY: You could add up to $1,033 PER MONTH to your Social Security paychecks, thanks to a little-known loophole used by only 230 Americans last year. To get the full story, we interviewed a West Virginia man who has taken advantage of this situation... a spokesperson at Social Security Administration (SSA) Headquarters outside of Washington, DC... and a Boston University Social Security expert, who has testified before Congress 16 times. First, I must tell you I am in no way affiliated with the Social Security Administration. I'm writing to you as a private researcher. When I first read about a way to potentially boost your Social Security payments by as much as $1,033 per month, I thought, "No way." But then I did a little digging. And now, after two months of research... Here is how you can Boost Social Security Payments by..After meeting in person with a man who has taken advantage of this loophole... after meeting several folks at U.S. Social Security headquarters outside of Washington, DC... and after meeting in person with a Boston University professor, who knows more about this situation than probably anyone else in America...I can tell you: This, incredibly enough, is 100% legitimate, and absolutely true. There's no investment to make. And you don't have to lie about your age or your income. In short, if you or someone you know is collecting Social Security, you may be eligible to legally (and immediately) boost your payouts, by as much as $1,033 per month.
It all starts with a 1-page form called: "SSA-521." As Prof. Larry Kotlikoff, the Social Security expert I met with at Boston University, told me: "This is like finding money on the street... over 10 million people could benefit." And as Jim Roth, a 70-year-old retiree (who now gets an additional $1,033 extra per month) said during our conversation: "It's free money from the government." An SSA Spokesperson told me: "It's part of Social Security regulations. We can't deny anyone." The point is, if you're retired, and would like the chance to collect up to $1,033 per month in extra income from the Social Security Administration, or... If you're not yet retired, but would like to set yourself up to receive these extra payments when you get there, please read on. To see how this works in the real world, I met recently with Jim Roth, a 70-year-old retiree who has been gaming the Social Security system for several months now... The Social Security Administration has 46 forms available at local offices or online at their website. Unlike a lot of Social Security forms, which require you to fill out 10 to 15 pages of information, form SSA-521 is just 1-page long. As you can see, it asks for your name... Social Security number... application date... phone number... mailing address... signature... and a few other details. The form also contains some boxes to be filled out by a representative at your local Social Security office. You see, the way it works is, you must first complete this form, then take it into a Social Security office in person. As I mentioned, this form cancels your current benefits... and restarts your monthly payments at a higher rate. Typically, you should begin receiving 50% to 75% higher Social Security payments within 3-4 weeks of application. How much extra income you could collect per month depends on your age and the amount you're receiving right now... But let's say you started collecting Social Security benefits at the age of 62 and currently receive $1,100 a month. I would like to give you immediate access to this research report on the Here is how you can Boost Social Security Payments , free of charge, when you try a subscription to my investment advisory letter, TRUE WEALTH, which specializes in finding these types of situations. From : This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
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