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Retirement Requires More than Social Security
Social Security is designed to help you in retirement, but not to necessarily to meet all your financial needs during that phase of your life. In fact, by its very design, Social Security retirement benefits are generally intended to replace about 40% of your pre-retirement earnings. So, with most analysts recommending an income stream amounting to about 80% of your earnings, where does the rest of the money come from? This post by Stefon Walters on crossroadstoday.com may help you deal with that daunting question. Check it out here…
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