Social Security
Social Security is a government program in the United States that provides income and financial support to individuals and families who are unable to work or have limited income. It is funded through payroll taxes that are deducted from workers' wages and is intended to provide a safety net for individuals who are retired, disabled, or otherwise unable to work. Continue Reading Below
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