Four categories of aged Americans who will never receive a Social Security benefit
As of the June snapshot from the Social Security Administration, some 62.5 million people were receiving a monthly benefit. But, not all older Americans will be able to collect a Social Security benefit. Social Security is often referred to as an “entitlement program;” however, Social Security is anything but an entitlement. In reality, it’s a benefit that Americans need to earn through work, although there are a slim number of exceptions to this rule. The attached article outlines the four categories of aged Americans who miss out on this important program. Read article here…
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