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How to replace the other 60 percent that Social Security will not cover
For the average wage earner, Social Security is a guaranteed income source to cover around 40 percent of their pre-retirement income; however, if you plan on living the same lifestyle during your retirement, how are you going to cover the other 60 percent? So how do you go about supplementing your Social Security income? In Diane Mtetwa’s article appearing on the Mooresville Tribune’s website, she explains the three ways you can fill this gap. Read Ms. Mtetwa’s article here…
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