This one decision could reduce your monthly Social Security benefits by 30 percent
Social Security was not designed to totally replace your pre-retirement income; however, around a third of Americans expect that Social Security will be a major source of their retirement income. Many people end up making their Social Security benefits even smaller than they should be by not understanding how to maximize the money they’ll receive from Social Security. The attached article lists three things that will make your Social Security benefits smaller. Read article here…
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