A large portion of the population that is affected by the Social Security theft identification is the older population, those individuals on Social Security. The impact it is going to have on them is immediate in some cases because they are qualifying for a certain amount of Social Security based on the income that may be coming. If somebody else is using their Social Security number, that exceeds, perhaps, what allowances they may have to qualify for the Social Security benefits. If an individual has a job, then the effect is felt much later on. The retired individuals of this country are most dramatically affected in this regard.
Wayne Allard: “A large portion of the population that is affected by the Social Security theft identification is the older population…”
On the recordMarch 7, 2007
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Discussing the impact of Social Security theft on older Americans.
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