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Experts weigh-in on what we could expect from Social Security in 2021
With the coronavirus pandemic, slowing economy, fewer people working to help pay for the program, and more people retiring and claiming Social Security, the more people worry about the longevity of this federal program. In Ginger Szala’s article for Think Advisor, she spoke to several experts and asked for their thoughts on what could be expected about Social Security and Medicare in 2021. Read Ms. Szala’s article here…
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