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Maximize your Social Security benefits by claiming at age 70 - The Motley Fool
Nearly three in four seniors depend on Social Security for at least half of their income, and 21.8 million seniors live solely on Social Security benefits, according to The Senior Citizens League. With Social Security playing a significant role in so many retirements, it is unfortunate that nearly half of U.S. workers have no idea how much income they will receive from Social Security. Trevor Jennewine, writing for The Motley Fool, reports on the average Social Security benefit at ages 62 to 70. Read Mr. Jennewine’s article here…
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