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Using a Roth IRA as part of retirement planning strategy if you claim Social Security early
Social Security provides a critical source of money to more than 43 million retired workers, many of whom count on it for more than half their annual income. Since Social Security is key to achieving financial freedom in retirement for most, it is important to make sure you don’t lose out on benefits because of Social Security’s earning limits and federal tax rules. The attached article outlines on how to use a Roth IRA as part of a retirement planning strategy if you claim your Social Security early. Click here…
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