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Steps to Take to Maximize Your Social Security Benefits – TODAY

Steps to Take to Maximize Your Social Security Benefits

From knowing your full retirement age to checking your earnings history, CNBC’s Sharon Epperson joins TODAY to share everything you need to know about collecting social security and how to maximize those benefits.

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