Marriage, age at retirement, the length of employment, and other considerations affect the amount of your Social Security benefit. But to get a rough estimate go straight to the Social Security Administration's portal. After creating an account, the site will show complete earnings records over an individual's entire working life. USA Today points out that only the 35 highest-earning years will count, but those early years will also get an inflation adjustment for comparability. 053.txt
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