The Importance of Knowing What You Need to Know
The September GAO report (see copy archived on this site) has been thoroughly analyzed in the popular media, with the summary conclusion that Social Security Administration staff needs to improve the quality of counseling it provides to its constituency. An article posted on www.financial-planning.com by Paul Norr, circles back to this issue with some examples that drive home the importance of full and value-added counseling. Read his article here…
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