What does the future hold for your Social Security benefits? The outlook is uncertain, given reports that Social Security could run out of funds in the next decade. While we don’t know what the program will hold in the next few years, you can take control of your benefits online and empower yourself today. My Social Security Account Access your benefits information and other options and updates. There you’ll find a wealth of helpful information about your Social Security status, including how much you can expect to receive when you retire. You can also use tools to apply for retirement or disability right from your browser.
Your account shows you current and future projected benefits based on your projected retirement age and work history. File your taxes,request Payment confirmation or change your mailing address or other personal information.
Learn how to get your Social Security benefits online and what information and features you can access in your My Social Security account. If you are currently receiving benefits, Social Security Benefit Schedule.
Create a My Social Security account
To view all your Social Security benefits online, you’ll first need to create a My Social Security account. To do so:
1. fart ssa.gov Scroll down in your browser and click Learn about your account next to my Social Security Account.
2next, Create an account.
3You will be asked to sign in ID.me Account Or, you will need a login.gov account if you did not create one before September 18, 2021. If you do not have an account, you will need to create one.
FourOnce you create your account, you will need to accept the terms and conditions to continue.
FiveNext, you’ll need to verify your identity. The Social Security Administration will send a one-time security code to your email, which you must enter within 10 minutes to proceed to your account.
You will now have access to your Social Security statement and all other details online.
Online Social Security Information
You can view your Social Security statement by signing in to your online account. If you haven’t received your benefits yet, you’ll see an estimate of how much you’ll receive when you retire.
There is a table showing the monthly benefits you will receive if you retire. For example, if you After 1960The chart might show you retiring at age 62 (early retirement), 67 (full retirement), or 70 (deferred retirement). Note that these retirement ages may change in the future. The longer you wait until retirement, the more money you will receive each month.
You can also find information about your eligibility and earnings: If you’ve worked for 10 years or more, you have enough work credits (40 required) to qualify for benefits.[収入記録の確認]Click to see how much Social Security and Medicare income you were taxed on for each year you worked.
What else can I do with my My Social Security account?
There are several actions you can take from your My Social Security account:
- Apply for a replacement Social Security card.
- Initiate your retirement application.
- If your illness has prevented you from working for more than a year, you should begin applying for disability benefits.
- Calculate your current or former spouse’s benefit amount based on your earnings record.
- Check the status of your retirement or disability application.
- Request a Benefit Verification Letter showing whether or not you have been paid.
- If you are working, report your wages and enroll in Social Security Disability Insurance.
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