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Your Social Security Benefit–Ways to Grow It
For those looking ahead to retirement and Social Security, it’s important to be aware that there are some strategic steps you can take to get the most benefit available to you. In a post on the Mooresville Tribune, the Motley Fool’s Kailey Hagen examines several of them, beginning with the fundamentals of making sure you have a full work history of 35 years on record for Social Security to calculate your primary insurance amount (your base benefit), since any zero taxable income years will have a substantial negative effect. She also discusses four other points that need to be considered. Check her post out here…
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