Saving for Retirement? How to Factor In Your Social Security Benefits
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Many people are aware that retiring on Social Security alone isn’t a great thing to do. With the average retired worker today collecting about $23,000 a year in benefits, an income that size doesn’t give you a whole lot of leeway to tackle even your basic expenses. And it certain
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