The amount you receive in Social Security is determined by four factors (assuming you qualify): Your work history, your earnings history, the year you were born and the age at which you first claim benefits.
Some of these things – especially earnings and work history – are intertwined. To calculate your monthly benefit, the Social Security Administration takes your 35-highest earning years and then adjusts for inflation. Higher lifetime earnings mean you receive higher Social Security benefits. READ MORE
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