Social security benefits retirement

Some people claim that taking Social Security early is the right move. Here's why that's absolutely the wrong move for your retirement.

Ed Zurndorfer outlines some of the challenges federal employees and retirees should be aware of when waiting until they reach FRA to start receiving their monthly Social Security benefits. Practical examples are included

Married couples can sometimes strategize the timing of their Social Security retirement benefits to get higher benefits for one or both spouses.

Even if your marriage ended in divorce, you may still be entitled to spousal Social Security benefits based upon your former spouse's work record. Meeting the eligibility requirements for spousal Social Security benefits after divorce could make a big difference in your retirement income. #retirement #retirementplan #retirementplanningtips #finances

Plus three key ways to maximize your spousal benefits

If you're about to collect Social Security benefits, or even simply plan on doing so at some point, understanding how they affect your overall retirement plan is essential. But even if you're already familiar with the basics, there are some key differences to consider for married couples with Social Security. #retirementplanningtips #retirementplan

Let’s take a look at how much money we may be able to expect in Social Security benefits, and what steps we can take to maximize them as much as possible.

Here's what you'll need to gather to apply for Social Security benefits.

CPA financial planners need to consider their clients’ unique circumstances and help them avoid mistakes that could lead to the wrong decision.