Скачать или смотреть Inflation Adjustment: Why Your Old Salary Still Matters!

Your Social Security benefit is based on your top 35 earning years — and every dollar counts.

Even older, lower-earning years can have a major impact once they’re adjusted for inflation. For example, earning $17,000 in 1985 could be worth around $85,000 today — potentially one of your highest-earning years.

That’s why it’s so important to review your earnings history and make sure it’s accurate before filing for benefits. Fixing errors now could mean thousands more in lifetime benefits.

🎓 Learn more strategies to maximize your Social Security income in our free Retirement 101 educational webinar.
👉 Register today at: https://www.retirement101class.org

💼 Connect on LinkedIn:   / public-employees-direct-7889851b8  

#RetirementPlanning #SocialSecurity #Retirement101 #FinancialEducation #MoneyTips