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Social Security - by the numbers
Many of the numbers which affect Social Security have changed for 2018, such as your benefit amount from the 2% COLA increase, the payroll FICA tax cap, and the amount you can earn without penalty if you work while collecting Social Security before your full retirement age. But what’s even more important to know are the various claiming strategies which are available, which can change your benefit numbers dramatically. This article by Janet Kidd Stewart appears at The Crescent-News (OH) and discusses the various Social Security numbers you should be aware of. Click here to read more.
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