Not exact matches
Traditional pensions (private and government) are estimated to supply about 18 % of the
aggregate income of today's retirees, while Social Security is estimated to supply 34 %, although nearly two - thirds of retirees rely on Social Security for 50 % or more of their
income, according to the Social Security Administration (2014; using 2012 data,
most recent available).
Over the long haul, accumulated net or comprehensive
income is the
most relevant, because all of the «one time» adjustments are
aggregated.
It is tough to get meaningful
aggregate data on things like solo and small lawyer billing rates, seasonal trends, and which practice areas generate the
most income.