If you were to lose track of a
prior-year tax return and suddenly needed it, where would you look? An
unexpected place to check is your Social Security account. Every taxpayer should look at their Social Security records at least
once every few years. Checking your Social Security account ensures
that all wages and/or self-employment income you have earned has been
recorded, and is correct, should you need those records in future years.
You can check your Social Security account by clicking on this link, and answering a
series of questions to identify yourself. Checking these records every
few years is a good idea, as it allows time for you to catch mistakes
while you still have records available, and it also can help with retirement
savings. Reviewing your Social Security account about a decade before you
retire is recommended, as it will allow you to see your Social Security
contributions and plan ahead accordingly.
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