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You can control how much you collect in lifetime Social Security benefits
With all the talk about the Social Security program’s Trust Fund being depleted in about 2034, if you’re approaching the age at which you’re eligible for benefits, now is a good time to examine the ways that you can control how to get the most out of the system over your lifetime. Foremost among these is waiting until age 67 to start your benefits, as this madison.com article by Motley Fool’s Sean Williams illustrates. Click here to read more.
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