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Why is the average Social Security benefit so low?
Regarding Social Security benefits, it is not the same amount for everyone. Many factors will impact the benefits you will receive - how many years you worked, how much you made during your career, and when you decide to begin your benefits. However, the Social Security Administration publishes the average benefit amount for each age. Christy Bieber reports on these figures so you can plan and save for retirement. Read Ms. Bieber’s article here…
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