Social security benefits retirement

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

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

How Do Social Security Benefits Work During Retirement? - Social Security can be confusing and needs planning. Get the facts and information you need about Social Security during retirement.

Today's column addresses questions about filing before 70 in case congress raises the retirement age, how benefits are calculated and can be similar despite different earnings records and SSA taxes paid and how the 10 year marriage requirement for divorced spousal benefits can potentially be met.

Widow survivor benefits are confusing. I've researched the top 5 things you need to know about widow survivor benefits so you don't have to.

Are you getting close to retirement or already there? Thanks to inflation, the Social Security benefits for 2023 are getting a major increase. Here's everything you need to know.#physician #retirementplan #retirementplanning #socialsecurity #COLA #inflation #wci

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

Today's column addresses questions about whether spousal benefits are always half of the other spouse's retirement benefit, divorced survivor benefits before a retirement benefit at 70 and how totalization agreements with other countries can affect retirement and spousal benefits.

Plus three key ways to maximize your spousal benefits