If you were born after 1935, you’ve probably had a Social Security number (SSN) for your entire life. And you’ve likely memorized it over the years, whether while opening a bank account, applying for ...
The Social Security Number (SSN) was introduced by the U.S. federal government as a tool to manage retirement and disability benefits. This nine-digit identifier was initially intended to track ...
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