2 Big Reasons Not to Claim Social Security at 65
Many people simply need those benefit checks as soon as possible. Most of us would do best delaying until age 70 to maximize our benefits. Think throu...
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What Every 50-Year-Old Should Know About Social Security
Social Security probably won’t be enough to support you by itself. There are ways to increase your future benefits. Social Security’s coff...
What Every 70-Year-Old Should Know About Social Security
At 70, there’s no sense in delaying Social Security. If you haven’t claimed benefits yet, you may want to do so immediately. You can conti...
Why I Bought a Group Disability Insurance Policy
By The White Coat Investor, originally published at The White Coat Investor. By Jim Dahle, WCI Founder <!–Disability insurance agents routine...
Social Security Spousal Benefits: 2 Tricky Rules That Trip Couples Up
You may be eligible for Social Security as the spouse (or ex-spouse) of a qualified recipient. It’s important to know when spousal benefits beco...
The More Often You Check Your Portfolio, The More Volatile It Seems
By Rick Kahler, originally published at Financial Awakenings. How volatile your portfolio feels depends mostly on how often you look at it. Daily pric...
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