Security in Your Old Age To Employees of Industrial and Business Establishments, Factories, Shops, Mines, Mills, Stores, Offices and Other Places of Business

"Security in Your Old Age," by the Social Security Board, is a guide crafted to shed light on the brand-new Old-Age Benefits put in place by the Social Security Act. It's like a friendly chat, breaking down how working folks can get money after they turn 65. It explains how the government figures out the payments retirees will get, what the requirements are to get these payments, and where the money comes from to keep the whole system running, covering topics like how it would support people's lives during old age, taxes, and eligibility. The informational text walks through examples of the amounts earned and paid. It's not just for older folks but also hints at what it means for families in the event of a worker's death and explains the Old-Age Reserve Fund, making sure the program lasts.