Your Money: Nervous About Social Security? Better Prepare Now
July 30, 2010 Personal Finance No CommentsIf the government has to change Social Security, people may need to put aside a lot more money to make up for any reduction in benefits.
If the government has to change Social Security, people may need to put aside a lot more money to make up for any reduction in benefits.
This week’s Your Money column looks at the viability of the Social Security system, and how much more you might have to save if benefits were cut.
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