3 Things You Need to Know About Social Security When Retirement Is Far Away
Once you reach the age of 60, you're very close to being able to sign up for Social Security. So at that point, Social Security is something you're likely to start reading up on.
But what if you're 30, not 60? At that point, your financial priorities may be to pay off your remaining student loans, buy a house, and sock money away so you're able to afford day care for your eventual children. Retirement may be the last thing on your mind -- and Social Security may be something you just don't want to bother with.
But actually, it's important to read up on Social Security well ahead of retirement. And here are some particular points it'll help you to know.
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