Could your Social Security benefit be garnished?
For a majority of current retirees, the Social Security program provides at least half of their monthly income. Various surveys suggest this will not change as baby boomers move out of the workforce and into retirement; however, this guaranteed source of income isn’t untouchable should you fall behind or default on certain federal loans or civil judgments. In Sean Williams’ article, he examines the three ways your Social Security benefit can be garnished. Read his article here…
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