Are you afraid you’ll make a mistake with Social Security? Are you afraid you won’t make the right choice and get less than you deserve? You’re not alone! Many people feel this way and make this common mistake. Common Mistake My dental hygienist, Judy, made such a mistake. She told me she started collecting […]
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IS IT BEST TO WAIT AS LONG AS POSSIBLE FOR SOCIAL SECURITY? NOT NECESSARILY! Are you searching for that magic moment that will give you the most from Social Security? How do you find it? Where will you look? Waiting for Social Security Can Cost You You can begin collecting Social Security any time between […]
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5 TIPS TO NEW SOCIAL SECURITY LAW The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 made some significant changes to Social Security law. The new laws do away with some lucrative claiming strategies. You may still be eligible for these additional funds, but if you are, you need to act quickly. If you will be 66 or […]
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File and Suspend Social Security law has changed and the difference could mean tens of thousands of dollars for those turning 66 before May 1, 2016. Current Law-Right now one individual in a couple can file for benefits at Full Retirement Age. Filing makes their spouse eligible for spousal benefits. The primary wage earner could then […]
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The File and Suspend—Who is Eligible for Social Security File and Suspend? Josh Jalinski, the Financial Quarterback, WOR Radio NYC I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Josh Jalinski, the Financial Quarterback, on WOR Radio. Being on Josh’s show is always an adventure. He provides invaluable information in all areas of financial planning and he […]
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For the past seven months, I have been researching and writing about the ‘Basics of Retirement.’ When I turned 58 years old and realized I didn’t know how it all worked, I decided to find out. The first thing I discovered is that I was not alone. In reading articles and blogs and listening to […]
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How long will you be here? None of us want to talk about this, but we need to in order to make good choices. The Social Security Administration has a Life Expectancy Calculator that can give you a rough idea, but you will also need to consider your health history, family history, and your lifestyle. […]
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