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The Long-Term Effects of Interrupted Careers and Income Inequality
In an article titled “Learn to maximize Social Security benefits” posted on www.dailylocal.com, elder law and estates attorney Janet Colliton examines the plight of senior women dealing with Social Security benefits in their later years. The article considers the impact of career interruptions for family purposes, as well as the often-documented disparity between pay levels for men and women during working years, and offers suggestions on steps that women could take to potentially improve, at least somewhat, their situation in later years. Read the article here…
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