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What every 30-year-old should know about Social Security

Workers approaching retirement are often anxious to learn more about Social Security and take steps to maximize their payments. But there are other aspects of the program that you might qualify for before your 30th birthday, such as life insurance and disability benefits. And those looking to maximize retirement payouts should monitor earnings throughout their career. Here’s what you need to know about Social Security before your 30 th birthday.

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