Once logged in, navigate to the 'Social Security Statement' section in the main menu. Here, you'll find the option to ...

Workers age 18 and older can now access their Social Security statements online, the Social Security Administration announced today. For the first time, workers can view their earnings history and ...

If you would like to get a Social Security statement, which provides estimates of your future benefits, it is available online at www.socialsecurity.gov. "Our new online Social Security statement ...

To see my online statement -- and test how easy the new system is -- I went to the Social Security website and tried setting up an account. But the site wouldn't let me set up an account in spite ...

In addition to showing your earnings record, the statement shows your estimated Social Security payments at your full retirement age (66 to 67, depending on your age), at age 70 and at age 62.

We have exciting news to share: we’ve redesigned your Social Security Statement (Statement) to make it easier to find the information you need. You will get a Statement if you are an adult who ...

The Social Security Administration is providing an online version of taxpayers Social Security statements.

The Social Security Administration recently made social security statements available online for the first time. One of the biggest new benefits to having statements ready online is a color bar ...

Your Social Security statement will include an estimate of how much money you will receive each month if you sign up for Social Security at nine different retirement ages between 62 and 70.

If you have trouble signing up for an account online, visit a Social Security office for help. Paper: If you want to receive your statement by mail, fill out Form SSA-7004 and mail it to the ...

On paper, your Social Security statement seems straightforward enough: There's an estimated monthly retirement benefit, for example, which will vary depending on the age you start collecting. But ...