Almost Nine Out of Ten Women Qualify for Social Security on Their Own

July 22, 2020
women-social-security
Almost Nine Out of Ten Women Qualify for Social Security on Their Own

Because of a long-term rise in the employment rate for women of all ages, the percentage of women ages 62 to 64 who are fully insured for Social Security retirement benefits based on their own work records has increased significantly since 1980.
social-security-retirement-benefits-by-year

Source: Social Security Administration, 2020


All Securities Through Money Concepts Capital Corp., Member FINRA / SIPC

11440 North Jog Road, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 Phone: 561.472.2000

Copyright 2010 Money Concepts International Inc.



Investments are not FDIC or NCUA Insured

May Lose Value - No Bank or Credit Union Guarantee

This communication is strictly intended for individuals residing in the state(s) of MI. No offers may be made or accepted from any resident outside the specific states referenced.
Prepared by Broadridge Advisor Solutions Copyright 2020.
Elderly couple speaking with a younger woman, likely a professional. Light background.
By TFC Team September 29, 2025
When can you change your health insurance plan? How often should you review your current health insurance plan? Who should I contact with any insurance questions?
A Black woman with curly hair smiles at a laptop in a modern office. She wears a suit and striped shirt.
By FMC Team September 29, 2025
Time horizon at retirement: see how goals shift from saving to managing liquidity, sequence-of-returns risk, and long-term sustainability.
A man and woman in a kitchen looking at a laptop together.
By TFC Team September 29, 2025
Every wonder how much money you will be able to provide to your beneficiaries if you were to pass away? Do you have enough to cover the expenses and taxes?
Man in suit and hard hat reviews a document in front of shipping containers in a cargo yard.
By TFC Team September 29, 2025
The chart below shows a breakdown of trade with our six top trading partners.
Show More