A Social Security statement is a document provided by the Social Security Administration (SSA) that shows an individual's estimated retirement, disability, and survivor benefits based on their earnings history. The statement also includes information on the individual's Medicare coverage, and a summary of the taxes paid into the Social Security system.

These statements are typically issued to individuals on an annual basis, and can also be obtained online by creating an account on the SSA's website.

The statement provides an estimate of the retirement benefits an individual can expect to receive at different retirement ages, and it also includes the estimated disability and survivor benefits for which the individual or their eligible family members may qualify.

It is important to review the statement regularly, as it helps to ensure that the earnings history on file is accurate, and it provides an opportunity to plan for retirement. If you find any errors on your statement, it's important to contact the SSA as soon as possible to correct them.

 A Social Security statement is a document provided by the Social Security Administration (SSA) that shows an individual's estimated retirement, disability, and survivor benefits based on their earnings history. The statement also includes information on the individual's Medicare coverage, and a summary of the taxes paid into the Social Security system. These statements are typically issued to individuals on an annual basis, and can also be obtained online by creating an account on the SSA's website. It is important to review the statement regularly, as it helps to ensure that the earnings history on file is accurate, and it provides an opportunity to plan for retirement.