Don't Let Social Security Cuts Wreck Your Retirement. Here's How to Save $1 Million in the Next 30 Years
In the course of planning for retirement, you may be banking on certain things -- that the cost of Medicare will remain somewhat reasonable, that living costs in general won't start soaring, and that Social Security will pay you the monthly benefit you're entitled to.
Unfortunately, none of those things are a given. Medicare premiums could rise, living costs in general could rise, and Social Security may be in for benefit cuts if lawmakers don't find a way to pump more money in the program.
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