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Social Security has its share of shortcomings
According to the Social Security Administration, about 21 percent of married elderly couples and about 45 percent of unmarried persons rely on Social Security for 90 percent or more of their income. Overall, Social Security keeps nearly 15 million seniors out of poverty, but the program has its share of shortcomings as well. In Maurie Backman’s article appearing on www.kenoshanews.com, she outlines the three disappointing facts about Social Security and the best way to compensate for them. Read Ms. Backman’s article here…
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