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2019 Social Security changes may affect you
Most who follow Social Security understand that the program is updated each year to account for changes in inflation, wage and other indices to keep it current in today’s financial world. That’s mostly good news when it comes to your benefit amount but can also mean that those who still work will be paying a bit more in taxes, or are a bit more limited in what they can earn if collecting benefits before their full retirement age. In this Motley Fool article by Maurie Backman, the author examines three Social Security changes which might affect you in 2019. Click here to read more.
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