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fits; old-age, survivors, and disability. Before you or your family can become entitled to any of these benefits, however, you must have credit for a certain amount of work under social security. This is an important point to remember because many people believe that social security benefits are a form of welfare payments and are therefore based upon financial need.
Instead the social security program is a work related program. We say it is workrelated because both the right to and the amount of every social security benefit is related to the work a person does. One of the most important responsibilities that we in the Social Security Administration have is to inform you, the worker, of your rights under the Social Security Law. We hope these articles will stimulate interest as well, as provide information. Any questions you may have on social security should be directed to: Social Security Administration, District Office, P. O. Box 436, Winchester, Va.
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