Privacy Policy and Practices

Social Security Institute is dedicated to protecting consumer privacy on the Internet. Our practices are consistent with privacy guidelines established by eTrust.com.

SSI does not require any personal information to obtain access to our website.

SSI does require limited personal information including name and mailing address from individuals wishing to join as members. Additional information such as e-mail address and phone number may also be requested in order that we may contact members in a timely manner on issues related to our mission.

You will only receive e-mail from us if you request to be added to our e-mail list. You may revise or remove your e-mail address from our files at any time.

SSI uses "cookie" technology to obtain non-personal information from our online visitors, such as browser/computer type, number of visitors, and site usage. We do not use cookies to extract personal information.

Our website contains links to other sites, but SSI does not necessarily advocate, support or condone the privacy practices or content of these websites.

SSI makes all information received from our online visitors as secure as possible against unauthorized access and use. All information is protected by state-of-the-art security technology.

SSI respects the individual privacy rights and concerns of visitors to our website. We support meaningful self-regulation of the Internet to ensure that responsible organizations maintain the right to use all communications media to interact with the public.

If you have any questions about our privacy practices or the SSI website, please contact us at info@socialsecurityinstitute.com
 
 

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Democrats Wave Social Security Bloody Shirt

September 2, 2010
FactCheck.org says White House and Democrats are distorting Social Security issue:  "The president claims Republican leaders are as eager to 'privatize' Social Security as they are to repeal his health care law. That's not true."
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Source: Examiner.com
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August 18, 2010
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Obama’s (Latest) Social Security Whopper

August 16, 2010
Source: FactCheck.org
President Obama claimed that Republican leaders are pushing to make "privatizing Social Security a key part of their legislative agenda" should they regain control of the House and Senate. He said this is "right up there on their to-do list with repealing" parts of the new health care law.  FactCheck.org finds the president’s claim to be mostly false.
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