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The average Social Security check ranges from $1,814 to $2,196 by state, but higher payments don't always mean an easier retirement. Here's where your dollar goes furthest.

Seniors 65 and older can claim a new federal tax deduction up to $6,000 for 2025, but it's not automatic. Learn how to get this tax break and avoid missing out.