CashAdvanceOnline.net Releases Tip Sheet on Dealing with Social Security

RAPID CITY, South Dakota, August 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

CashAdvanceOnline.net has announced the publication of a new tip sheet. In a response to consumers' difficulties when handling some aspects of financial and governmental bureaucracy, the site was motivated to write a guide on dealing with Social Security in America.

The Social Security system is one which affects every citizen, from dealing with lifetime payments for married couples, to retirement. In each case, successful handling of Social Security benefits can greatly help to increase a household's financial liquidity and boost monthly income. CashAdvanceOnline.net aims to assist consumers with money-saving strategies and ways to borrow in emergencies from reputable online cash advance lenders.

A spokesperson for CashAdvanceOnline.net made the announcement of the tip sheet's launch in the following statement.

"The Social Security Administration has been on the receiving end of two major budget cuts over the past two years. This has meant that office hours have been reduced across the nation and many people are unable to make contact with a representative for assistance. This has led to amplified levels of frustration as many Americans are not receiving their rightful benefits. We are here to help those who need to make contact with a reputable payday lender in the interim and have also produced a tip sheet on how to navigate the SSA process successfully, without staff support."

Some highlights from the tip sheet include:

• Use a "file and suspend" strategy: This strategy is where the primary wage earner files for benefits at 66 years of age and then instantly suspends the benefits. This allows the other spouse to start receiving spousal benefits when they reach retirement age based on the primary earner's earnings. They can therefore delay their own wage earnings' benefits and, as the other primary earner delayed their benefits, they can receive the increase for delaying retirement income when it is started at age 70.
• Sign up for a "My Social Security" account: Visit http://www.ssa.gov to set up an account. This allows individuals to use the website to file claims, source information and even download the SSA mobile app.
• Call earlier in the day: The SSA phone lines are open from 7am to 7pm - calling in the morning may help avoid waiting.

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