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Questions and Answers about the term “Maximum” when it comes to Social Security
In this question and answer session, Thomas Margineau addresses a number of issues related to the word “maximum” as it relates to Social Security. This includes the current maximum benefit amount of $2,788, the current maximum age of 70 one must reach to attain the highest monthly benefit check, and the maximum wages of $128,400 subject to payroll taxes. Read more here.
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