Social Security is the largest retirement plan in the United States, with more than 66.5 million Americans receiving monthly checks from the program. But how much does the average person get? In this video, Certified Financial Planner® Matt Frankel breaks down the latest statistics you need to know.
Here's a rundown of the average Social Security income and what it means to you.
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