Why Married Couples Often Get Social Security Wrong
Couples are who entitled to Social Security have a prime opportunity to maximize benefits. If you don’t coordinate with one another, you risk lo...
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3 Reasons I’m Not Upset Over Having to Take RMDs
For years, I’ve been telling myself to start saving for retirement in a Roth account. I’ve been funding a traditional 401(k) for a long ti...
Living Off Your Acorns – A Book Review
By Fritz Gilbert, originally published at The Retirement Manifesto. There’s a new retirement book that’s worthy of your attention, and it...
Struggling to Save for Retirement in Your 20s? Here’s 1 Potential Solution.
It’s hard to prioritize retirement savings when you’re earning an entry-level salary. Student loans and other debt may be getting in your...
How Much More Would You Get If You Waited Until 70 to Claim Social Security? Here’s the Math.
Filing at your full retirement age will earn you 100% of your earned payment. Delaying past that age will earn you a bonus of between 24% and 32%. The...
Should You Delay Your Social Security Claim Age? The Data Is Abundantly Clear for Retirees
Social Security benefits are calculated using your full retirement age and primary insurance amount. Claiming early at age 62 results in collecting th...
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