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Never Employed? There are still ways to draw Social Security benefits.
How much you’ll be able to receive form Social Security in retirement is generally calculated based on your workforce participation, and specifically, the amount of income you had that was subject to payroll tax (FICA). But what if you never worked outside the home and therefore do not have an earnings record? All is not lost, as explained in this nasdaq.com by The Motley Fool’s Katie Brockman. She explains three separate pathways to benefits for those without an earnings record. Check her post put here…
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