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Social Security Myth Alert–Another Debunking
We’ve covered this subject before, several times–the popular myths and misconceptions that can cause folks to make unfortunate decisions about their Social Security benefits–but it’s always good to take a fresh look at some of the more frequently cited mis-truths circulating. Finacial analyst Glen D. Smith, in a post on www.crosstimbersgazette.com, provides thoughtd on six of the most popular of these misunderstandings, from the “banktuptcy” issue to the assumption that Social Security benefits will cover all one;s financial needs in retirement, and a few in between. Read his post here…
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