Social Security Tips & Strategies

Social Security Tips & Strategies I'm a CPA and Registered Social Security Analyst, located in Saddle Brook, NJ.

The social security payments that you receive are based on your earnings history.  Social Security computes your retirem...
09/16/2019

The social security payments that you receive are based on your earnings history. Social Security computes your retirement payment from your 35 best years of work (after adjusting for inflation). The 35 years don't have to be consecutive nor recent ones. If you don't have 35 years of covered earnings (remember - 10 years is all you need to be eligible), Social Security will still use 35 years, but they'll include the "zero years" in their calculations. So, if you have fewer than 35 work years, working a little longer can make huge difference in your lifetime benefits!

Once YOU qualify for Social Security benefits, the following people may also qualify based on your work record: your cur...
09/11/2019

Once YOU qualify for Social Security benefits, the following people may also qualify based on your work record: your current spouse, your ex-spouse(s), your young children, and your disabled children. Moreover, when you die, your work record can continue to provide survivor benefits to your loved ones, including your dependent parents, and not-so-loved ones, like your ex-spouses. On the flip side of the coin, you yourself can receive spousal benefits, divorced spousal benefits, child benefits, child survivor benefits, parent benefits, based on the work record of others.

09/10/2019

Social benefits in a Nutshell πŸ₯œ
πŸ“ To be eligible to collect on your own record, you need 10 years of work where you paid Social Security taxes
πŸ“ Your Full Retirement Age (FRA) is between 65 and 67, depending on your birth year
πŸ“ Starting to collect Social Security at your FRA yields a 100% payment
πŸ“ Reduced payments are available as early as age 62
πŸ“ Delaying your Social Security payments up to age 70 will result in higher benefits. There is NO benefit to delay past 70!!

I'm a CPA and a Registered Social Security Analyst, and I created this page to help the soon-to-be and not-so-soon-yet r...
09/09/2019

I'm a CPA and a Registered Social Security Analyst, and I created this page to help the soon-to-be and not-so-soon-yet retirees to make better Social Security claiming decisions. In my practice, I came across so many people who just lost too much in overall lifetime benefits by claiming at a wrong timeπŸ€·β€β™€οΈ, not claiming at all ⁉️, or making the decision based on what the cousin or neighbor did🀭😲, that I decided I need to start educating. It's your money after all - you funded it through your payroll deductions for decades!!! Treat it as it is supposed to be treated - as an IMPORTANT ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME DECISION πŸ™Œ. It will provide you with income for the rest of your life πŸ’². Actually, it is the ONLY source of income that you cannot outlive and it's even adjusted for inflation!!! With increased longevity, you may be SHOCKED how much in total LIFETIME DOLLARS you can receive. So don't wing it!!!!
Through my little posts I will help you understand the claiming process so, when the right time comes, you pick the BEST STRATEGY (that is based on your unique personal circumstances). Talk too you soon!!!! πŸ€—

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