Here are 10 things that could mean less money in your pocket during retirement.
You’ve worked hard for Social Security retirement benefits, and you probably want every dollar you’re entitled to receive.
Unfortunately, the sad reality is that there are reasons why your Social Security payments could decrease. Many are in your control, but some are not.
Keep reading to find out how your monthly check could get dinged for everything from poor timing on your part to poor planning on the government’s end.
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Two factors determine how much money is coming to you.
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Some purchases are just plain dumb. Give yourself — and your budget — a break. Don’t spend money on this stuff.
If you’re willing to pay a little more for these products, you may never have to shop for another again.
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You likely already have some of these products at home.
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