Social Security Parental Benefits: 5 Key Things to Know
It's possible to claim Social Security on your child's work record, but only if you tick certain boxes.
Systematizing Your Differentiated Service As A (True) Retirement Expert While Scaling To $850M Of AUM: #FASuccess Ep 509 With Dana Anspach
Welcome everyone! Welcome to the 509th episode of the Financial Advisor Success Podcast! My guest on today’s podcast is Dana Anspach. Dana is the founder of Sensible Money, an RIA based in Scottsdale, Arizona, that oversees $850 million in assets under management for 330 client households. What’s unique about Dana, though, is how she has […]
Michael Kitces
Here’s What Happens When You Only Pay the Minimum on a $10,000 Credit Card Balance
Making only minimum payments can stretch a credit card balance past two decades and cost thousands in interest. See the real math and faster ways out.
Why a Bigger 2027 Social Security COLA Might Still Feel Like a Pay Cut for Millions of Retirees
A larger raise won't necessarily mean more buying power.
What Every 60-Year-Old Should Know About Social Security
Now's the time to start planning when you'll apply for Social Security, if you haven't already.
Living With The Realities Of A Flat Economy
By Rick Kahler, originally published at Financial Awakenings. For three years, clients have been asking me when the economy will get back to normal. I have started answering that this current flat economy may be the newest redefinition of normal, one of many I’ve seen in 40-plus years of writing about money. The post Living […]
Rick Kahler
3 Reasons Not to Claim Social Security at 65
This might not be the right call for you if you're trying to maximize your benefits.
