Retiring at 55 sounds like the dream, but your Social Security statement might be lying to you. Those “projected benefits” assume you keep working at your current salary until 67. If you stop at 55, you’ll have 12 “zero years” in your 35-year average, which can significantly slash your monthly check. You need a “bridge strategy” to cover the gap before you start collecting.
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