Commentary: $100,000 in Social Security Benefits Deemed Excessive

An opinion piece argues that receiving $100,000 annually in Social Security benefits is an unusually high amount, noting that retirees typically do not live off such a large sum from Social Security.

31 Mar, 11:53 — 31 Mar, 11:53

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$100,000 in Social Security Benefits Is Too Much

When someone says a retiree is “living off Social Security,” it’s not usually $100,000 a year.

By Allison Schrager

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Commentary: $100,000 in Social Security Benefits Deemed Excessive

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$100,000 in Social Security Benefits Is Too Much

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