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* Part of FDR's Second New Deal, it created a federal insurance program by collecting payments (taxes) from both employees and employers, then used this money to make monthly payments to retired persons over the age of 65* It also gave money to workers that lost they jobs (unemployment compensation), the blind and disabled (handicapped), and dependent children and their mothers.
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