Will there be any Social Security funds left by the time I retire?
Chances are you’ve run across this question either in your own mind or hearing someone else voice this concern. Here are a few facts to help answer this question. Social Security is not going bankrupt Currently Social Security funds are near an all-time high. For decades, Social Security has collected more money than it paid…
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Misplaced your Social Security 1099 form? We know where to go!
Did you misplace your 1099 form for your taxes? We know how to help find a replacement copy!
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Salary Impacts to Social Security
Isn’t my Social Security benefit based on my last three years of salary? One topic we routinely talk about with clients is when to draw Social Security. Often, that also leads to discussing how much their salary in their final working years will impact the amount of their benefit.
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How Do You Know When It’s Time to Start Taking Social Security?
At age 62, you are eligible to receive Social Security benefits every month for the rest of your life. It is tempting to sign up and start collecting but delaying for a few years can increase the monthly benefit significantly.
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Making the Most from Social Security
It’s so tempting. You turn age 62 and become eligible to receive checks from Social Security every month for the rest of your life. But before you sign up to start collecting, it’s worth considering the factors that may give you the benefit of delayed gratification.
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