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Social Security: 2 key points to keep in mind for 2023 to start with benefits

Before the year 2023 begins, there are a couple of things to keep in mind if you are thinking of applying for Social Security benefits

Abraham Quirós Villalba by Abraham Quirós Villalba
30/12/2022 15:50
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Learn what you can do to get the best possible Social Security in 2023

Learn what you can do to get the best possible Social Security in 2023 - CANVA

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Preparing well on the road to beginning to collect Social Security retirement benefits is a responsibility for all United States citizens. The time when the break in the golden years comes is the perfect time to stop working. For that reason, preparing for that time is critical. Moreover, it can be done well in advance to have the best retirement possible.

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But if we are thinking about retiring next year 2023, there are several things we can do before we start applying for Social Security. There are still many days left in the month of December 2022 and we have plenty of time to plan for our future. Of course, if we are planning to apply for the benefit next year, we should already have all of the above well planned.

However, we can still improve things so that the year 2023 is the best year in which we can apply for retirement. Just by following a few tips and taking into account some fundamental points, the year will be the best year for retirement, without a doubt. It is only necessary to consider all the elements for the use of these key points.

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Key points for a good Social Security in 2023

There is no strange or difficult activity to do to achieve good Social Security planning. We can follow these easy tips and get a good and well-deserved retirement benefit.

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Saving money is really important before retirement
Saving money is really important before retirement – CANVA
  1. Check your benefit online. The minimum years to have a Social Security retirement benefit are 10 working years. After that, you can receive the minimum retirement benefit if you are 62 years old or have a disability. To find out how much money we will receive with each monthly check, we can use My Social Security. With your free account in this web portal you will be able to check all these data. Doing so is one of the key points to determine if 2023 is a good year to retire or not.
  2. Check your savings. In addition to checking your upcoming income, checking your savings can also help you determine whether 2023 is a good year to retire or not. With a large source of savings, you should be ready to start collecting your Social Security check. Remember to save a little bit of each paycheck as a worker to reach retirement with a large savings account.

Starting with these two key points and controlling the money going in and out of our bank account, retiring in 2023 should be possible. You just have to make sure that your debts are not too large and that your personal finances are under control.

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