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2018 changes to the Social Security program
With Social Security representing a significant portion of their retirement income, those already collecting benefits and those preparing to do so should be aware of the changes being made to the program for 2018. From the new full retirement age, to the new annual payroll tax cap, to the maximum monthly benefit you can receive in different circumstances, this article by Dan Caplinger appearing at madison.com tells you what you need to know about changes to Social Security in 2018. Click here to read more.
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