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Predicting Social Security Benefits: Understanding the Variables
Ok, so you’ve hit the coveted $100,000 income level, and you’d like to get a feel for what that might mean for your future Social Security benefits. While knowing this type of information is helpful–essential, even–for your retirement planning efforts, you need to understand that the variables associated with Social Security calculations make it somewhat difficult to nail down. Nevertheless, knowing these variables and how the calculation process actually unfolds can help you get a ballpark figure in mind. The Motley Fool’s
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