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Strategies to Help Your Monthly Social Security Payment Meet Your Needs
Most people can start receiving their monthly Social Security benefit at age 62; however, most financial planners will often advise you to wait. The reason, the longer you can delay it, the better, if you’re in good health and don’t…
The Pros and Cons of Working as a Consultant After You Retire
Some people are often invited to continue working part time in a consulting role capacity when they retire. There are a couple of drawbacks to consider but again, there are also several upsides that make this proposition worth considering. The…
Medicare Open Enrollment Begins October 15th
Medicare’s Open Enrollment Period runs from October 15 to December 7. During the seven-week period, you may enroll or change your Medicare plan. Read article here… Notice: The link provided in the text above connects readers to the full content of the referenced article.…
Are You In Danger of Retiring without Enough Money, Blame Your Kids
According to Boston College’s Center for Retirement Research, more than half of American workers are in danger of retiring without enough money. The center found that children should get at least some of the blame. Read article here… Notice: The link…
Baby Boomers Feel Financially Prepared for Retirement
According to the “New Generations Ahead Study” from Allianz Life, almost three-quarters (72%) of the Baby Boomers say they feel financially prepared for retirement. Read article here… Notice: The link provided in the text above connects readers to the full content of…
On the “Dark Web” a Social Security Number Can go for as Little as $1.00
When Equifax revealed it had been hacked, it left 143 million people vulnerable to identity theft and sent Americans scrambling to protect their credit reports. Read article here… Notice: The link provided in the text above connects readers to the full content of the referenced article.…
It’s Never Too Early or Late to Learn How Social Security Works
It’s never too early or late to learn how Social Security works. By understanding how it works can help you get the most out of your benefits. The attached article reviews three wise moves that will serve you well financially.…
The Unintended Consequence of Legalizing Medical Marijuana: Social Security Disability Insurance Claims
A major unintended consequence of legalizing medical marijuana for medicinal purposes has led to an increase in the probability that people will make Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims, according to researchers at Temple University, Johns Hopkins University and University…
A Few Common Social Security Misconceptions and the Truth Behind Each One
Majority of Americans will collect Social Security benefits at some point in their lives; however, there are many things about the program that are not well understood. The attached article looks at a few common Social Security misconceptions and the…
Open Enrollment for Medicare Advantage Plans is Starting Soon
Starting in October, open enrollment for Medicare Advantage plans begins. I’s important to have a thorough understanding on how your Medicare Advantage plans will be different in 2018 and how your expenses and treatment options may change. Read article here… …