Social Security starts providing online statements

<p>WASHINGTON (AP) — The <span>Social Security Administration</span> is now providing workers with online statements of a estimated advantages they will get when they retire, replacing a paper ones a group used to mail out.</p>
<p>Until final year, a group mailed out yearly statements that told we how most your advantages would be if we late during age 62, 66 or 70. <span>Social Security</span> stopped mailing a <span>paper statements</span> to save an estimated $70 million a year.</p>
<p>This year, a group resumed mailing them to people once they strech 60, though younger workers were left out.</p>
<p>The group announced Tuesday that workers 18 and comparison can now go online, to www.ssa.gov , where they can emanate a secure comment to see their information.</p>
<p>The new online statements are partial of a incomparable supervision bid to use new technologies to promulgate with taxpayers and dis...