3 Ways to Supplement Your Social Security Income Before 2026 Ends
Social Security is usually not enough to be a retiree's sole source of income.
Overview
Each month, Social Security pays out benefits to tens of millions of Americans, the vast majority of whom are retirees. While Social Security is a critical program that provides a key source of income, it's rarely a retiree's sole source of income.
In June, the average monthly benefit for retirees was roughly $2,084 or just over $25,000 annually. That's likely not enough to support most people's lifestyles.
Details
While many retirees have built up at least some savings throughout their lives, it's still common for them to continue finding ways to boost their income even after claiming Social Security. Here are three ways to supplement your Social Security income before 2026 ends.
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Originally published at www.fool.com.