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Women and Social Security
There is little question that American women are a formidable force in the American economy, with most women today a crucial part of our workforce. Unfortunately though, women still face challenges, especially when it comes to retirement planning and Social Security benefits. Fact is, most Social Security recipients are women, but women generally live longer on smaller pensions than their male counterparts. This Patch.com (Exeter, NH) article by Elizabeth Newport discusses the challengers women face in retirement, and includes links to information that every woman should know about Social Security. Click here to read more.
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