Did you know that it is possible to get nearly $4,900 per month from Social Security? While this is a high level of inflation-protected income, it isn't terribly common to see such a high benefit. Here are the three things that must be true for you to max out Social Security.
It's possible to get more than $58,000 per year from Social Security, but it isn't very common.
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