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Social Security alone won’t fund your future retirement
Especially for millennials, there’s a fair amount of skepticism that Social Security may not be there for them; thus many don’t count on it being a part of their retirement. And even though Social Security benefits will actually be there for workers, and may be available to those widows, widowers and divorced people who have never worked, it won’t be enough to fund daily living in their golden years. Which is why saving and accumulating a personal nest egg is essential to that life of leisure you long for. This Motley Fool article by Selena Maranjian discusses three money moves you can make to enjoy future financial security. Click here to read more.
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