By Patricia L. Burris, CFP®, Vice President, Corporate & Retirement Plan Services Provided by Meld University Upcoming Event: Click here for details and to register for our next Meld University event: Medicare Planning and Managing Health Care Expenses in Retirement. The class will be held on Tuesday, March 12th at Greystone Golf & Country Club, Founder’s Clubhouse. There is [...]
We’ve identified the 4 biggest mistakes people make when planning for retirement. Take 2 minutes to make sure you’re avoiding these retirement planning pitfalls.
The Social Security defines Full Retirement Age (FRA) as the age at which you are entitled to receive your full Social Security benefits known as Primary Insurance Amount (PIA).
When you claim Social Security benefits prior to your Social Security defined Full Retirement Age (FRA) and continue to work, your benefits will be subject to the earnings test.
If you were born before January 2, 1954 you may be able to have your cake and eat it too regarding Social Security. In this article, we explore this special strategy.
Take this short, 5 question quiz to see how your Social Security knowledge stacks up. In March 2018, MassMutual surveyed people age 50 or older and found that 47% of them failed this quiz.