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Why is it not wise to live on just a pension money check during retirement?

Find out why cashing only our Social Security check money during retirement might not be the smartest move to do

by Abraham Quirós Villalba
11/02/2023 19:00
in Money
Social Security retirement check alone is not enough to pay everything

Social Security retirement check alone is not enough to pay everything - CANVA

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Reaching retirement age in the United States has a number of advantages that all citizens who collect Social Security can enjoy. However, we have to watch out when it comes to organizing the financial aspect of our retirement.

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In this sense, cashing a Social Security check is something that really comes in handy. Thanks to the retirement cheque, many pensioners can have a good golden years, but sometimes it might not be enough.

Regardless of the amount of the check we collect from Social Security, living on just the retirement benefit is not the best idea. That’s because we could run into financial problems in the long run. Among other things, the monthly Social Security check may not be enough to pay all the bills, so we have to be vigilant about this all the time.

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Why isn’t it a good idea to cash just the Social Security check?

To get an idea of why cashing just the Social Security check is not the smartest move, we have to compare it to the paycheck. If we take into account that the amount of the retirement check depends on the taxes we pay as workers, we can see that the retirement will be less than the salary.

Therefore, if we have a standard of living that we pay with the worker’s salary, this standard of living will have to go down when we stop collecting the salary. Retirement checks are smaller, so living on just this income is not very smart. Therefore, we need to think about other possible options.

What options can I have for earning money in retirement?

There are many possible options for having more money in retirement. The first one is to increase our Social Security check as much as possible. To do this, we simply need to work at least 35 years, have a high salary as workers and delay the retirement age as much as possible.

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But in order to supplement the Social Security check, there are several things we can do:

  • Find an alternative passive income source. We can rent out part of the house we don’t use, such as the yard for private parties.
  • Continue to work part-time. After applying for a Social Security retirement check, we can continue to work, albeit with certain salary limits.
  • Sell anything we don’t need. When we retire, we have a lot of things at home that we don’t need. Selling them will help us supplement our Social Security check.

There are many other options for supplementing your Social Security check. It all depends on our retirement plan and what we are looking for during our golden years.

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