Many people mistakenly believe that Social Security is designed to replace all of their pre-retirement income. However, the Social Security Administration (SSA) clarifies that it was never intended for that purpose. Even at the highest level, benefits at full retirement age might replace up to 78% for low earners, but for the average worker, it’s…
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Retirees often depend heavily on Social Security benefits for their financial well-being. However, errors in these benefits can lead to substantial financial losses. Whether due to overpayments or miscalculations, these mistakes can cost retirees thousands of dollars, either by reducing their rightful benefits or by creating unexpected debts to the Social Security Administration (SSA). Overpayments…