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Mary Ellen (M.E.) Cagnassola is a Money reporter covering all things Social Security and retirement. She strives to translate stodgy policy news and research into engaging, informative stories that help readers navigate their retirement.
Julia Glum joined Money in 2018 and specializes in covering financial trends that affect everyday Americans' wallets. She also writes Dollar Scholar, a weekly newsletter that teaches young adults how to navigate the messy world of money.
How much do pre-retirement Americans know about the basics of Social Security? Not much, according to a new report.
Life insurance company MassMutual recently gave an online Social Security quiz to 1,500 Americans approaching retirement, and most didn’t pass or barely passed. Not only did this year's respondents score lower than those in 2022, close to a third said they don’t even know how much money they’ll need to sustain them in their retirement years.
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