Are you sabotaging your Social Security benefits?
The Social Security Administration reports that approximately half of married couples rely on Social Security benefits for at least 50 percent of their income in retirement and close to one-quarter depend on their monthly checks for 90 percent or more of their retirement income. Social Security benefits can make the difference between a comfortable retirement and one rife with financial woes so it’s important to ensure you are not inadvertently sabotaging your benefits. The attached article explains how the Social Security program works and what types of benefits you are may be entitled to. Read article here…
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