7. You Ignore Your Social Security Benefits Statement
Your Social Security Benefits Statement is an important financial planning tool. In addition to showing how much you’ll receive at different retirement ages, the statement gives you useful information about SSI — specifically, how much SSI you’ll get if you become disabled — and survivor benefits for your family in the event you die.
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