According to Social Security, about 21% of married couples, and 45% of unmarried persons rely on Social Security for 90% of their income. This is clearly concerning since Social Security was only intended to provide about a third of your retirement income needs (other two thirds was supposed to be individual savings, and pensions).
For a lot of retirees, this limited income combined with debt can result in some Credit issues. If you happen to have credit issues, there are numerous providers out there that claim to be able to help repair your credit. It can be difficult to filter through the different options, understand the different services & costs involved. There are also numerous Credit Repair Scams to avoid! Money.com recently published a good article that outlines the 6 best credit repair companies with costs and benefits of each service. The article also does a good job explaining Credit Repair Scams.
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9/13/2022 09:57:39 pm
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1/7/2023 04:28:26 am
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