The sunny name of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 belies the fact that it unnecessarily guts important provisions that benefit both married and divorced spouses. AARP estimates that only 1/10 of one percent of eligible Americans take advantage of these provisions. But, even if every single eligible beneficiary maximized the use of timing strategies, […]
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The title of this post isn’t a myth. It’s true. You can wait until age 62. It’s just a bad idea. If you are 50, you may still have time to start working on an ideal cash flow plan for your 60’s & 70’s. I know. So much can change over 10, 20 years. And a
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Do you get a lot of emails with the words “trick”, “weird” “secret”, “epic” and so on to the ends of hyperbole & hubris? I do. So I remind you again that the title of this blog- like all my titles -is a big, fat MYTH. There are two moving parts to Social Security benefit
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