Here's How I'm Using Social Security in My Retirement Planning

Social Security is the only inflation-protected source of retirement income than most Americans will have, and it is designed to replace about 40% of the average worker’s income. But what will it look like in a decade or two? In this video, long-time Fool.com contributors Matt Frankel, CFP® (early 40s) and Dan Caplinger (mid 50s), discuss how they are thinking about Social Security when it comes to their own retirement plans.
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