How To Maximize Your Social Security Benefits

Social Security should be the cornerstone for income planning for anyone who is about ready to retire. Here are three reasons why:

1. Social Security makes up on average almost 65% of the total household income
2. It's the best annuity money can buy
3. For a married couple, when to elect Social Security may be the most important decision they make in retirement

In fact, the difference between the best and worst Social Security election is often up to $100,000 in lifetime benefits.

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