Tom Margenau

1 week ago | mecktimes.com | Tom Margenau

Skip to content Home>Columnists>MARGENAU: Most Common Social Security Questions  I recently did a couple of media interviews. One was a podcast and the other was a radio show.

1 week ago | mecktimes.com | Tom Margenau

Skip to content Home>Columnists>MARGENAU: Facebook Rant About Social Security Is All Lies  There are so many Social Security-bashing screeds floating around on the internet that are I could spend every one of my weekly columns just trying to set the record straight.

1 week ago | arcamax.com | Tom Margenau

Explaining Little Quirks in Social Security Law in 1,000 WordsI doubt if any of you have ever bothered to count, but my average weekly column comes out to about 1,000 words. I bring this up because the other day, a national newspaper asked me to write a one-time Social Security column for them. They told me that wanted me to answer five questions (of their choosing) and that they would give me 500 words of space in their publication. I politely turned them down.

1 week ago | prescottenews.com | Tom Margenau

I recently did a couple of media interviews. One was a podcast and the other was a radio show. The hosts of both media outlets asked me essentially the same thing: “What are the most common questions people ask about Social Security?” As long as it’s fresh in my mind, I thought I’d turn those questions (and the answers, of course) into a column. Many of the questions I’ve been getting recently have to do with the political side of Social Security — all the stuff going on in Washington.

1 week ago | tucson.com | Tom Margenau

I recently did a couple of media interviews. One was a podcast and the other was a radio show. The hosts of both media outlets asked me essentially the same thing: “What are the most common questions people ask about Social Security?” As long as it’s fresh in my mind, I thought I’d turn those questions (and the answers, of course) into a column. Many of the questions I’ve been getting recently have to do with the political side of Social Security — all the stuff going on in Washington.