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Social Security, Medicare, and benefits can be confusing. Dr. Ed’s videos, live Q&As, and free guides help people understand their next steps.

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Dr. Ed Weir
Dr. Ed WeirFormer Social Security manager
“Former” Sergeant, USMC
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START WITH SOMETHING SIMPLE

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Choose one thing that feels right for you.
You don’t need to do them all.

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Tell one person.

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Another way to help: speak up for Social Security

YOUR VOICE MATTERS

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Social Security.

You can contact your members of Congress, share why Social Security matters to you, and ask what they are doing to protect it.

Keep it respectful and use your own words. You do not need to agree with a political party to ask a question.

U.S. CAPITOL SWITCHBOARD

202-224-3121

Ask to be connected to your senator’s or representative’s office.

A place to start

“Hello, I’m a constituent. Please protect Social Security and help people get timely, accurate service. What is your office doing, and how can I stay informed?”

Tell the office your name and where you live if asked. Do not include your Social Security number in a general policy message.

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