The 6 biggest changes to Social Security over the past 20 years that affect how much money you’ll get in retirement

The 6 biggest changes to Social Security over the past 20 years that affect how much money you’ll get in retirement

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When Marcia Mantell started her retirement consulting business 20 years ago, the most anyone could get in Social Security was $1,982 a month, which today is closer to the average payout. Now people with the highest earnings over their career can qualify for just over $4,000 in a monthly benefit — if they know all the right strategies for working the system.

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