By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER, Associated Press                  –                      WASHINGTON – Those yearly statements that Social  Security mails out — here's what you'd get if you retired at 62, at 66,  at 70 — will soon stop arriving in workers' mailboxes. It's an effort to  save money and steer more people to the agency's website.  The government is working to provide the statements  online by the end of the year, if it can resolve security issues, Social  Security Commissioner Michael Astrue said. If that fails, the agency  will resume the paper statements, which cost $70 million a year to mail,  he said.  "We'll provide it, we expect, one way or another,  before the end of the calendar year," Astrue told The Asso...
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