2 Stocks to Supplement Your Social Security Income
For those of you who have reached the age when you can collect Social Security benefits, you know that your monthly check likely isn't going to take you as far as you'd like to support your retirement. This year, the agency paid an average monthly benefit of about $1,500 to retirees.
But that doesn't mean you need to cut back on your plans. You can add to your Social Security income by investing in dividend-paying stocks, although you'll want to ensure that the company will continue making payments. These two companies have an impressive track record in not only maintaining their dividends but regularly increasing them.
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