One Social Security Move That Might Define Your Retirement’s Success
According to a recent poll, 85% of retired Americans rely on Social Security income. And 40% said they rely entirely on their monthly checks in retirement.
Because
Transfer TSP Funds into Annuities
If you are preparing for retirement as a government employee, it is likely you have heard of the
Things to Think About Before Transferring Funds to the TSP’s G Fund
Market downturns are causing losses for several of the funds in the government’s 401(k)-style
How You can Receive Spousal or Divorced Benefits as a Social Security Recipient
More and more retirees are boosting their overall Social Security benefits each month, even if they never worked a day in their life. Individuals who are 62 years old or more, or are the parent of a qualifying child, with a current or former spouse currently claiming retirement benefits, may be eligible to receive spousal… Continue reading How You can Receive Spousal or Divorced Benefits as a Social Security Recipient
Four Common Social Security Spousal Benefits Mistakes
Even if you haven’t worked a day in your life, if you’re married to an eligible recipient, you may be entitled to a sizable Social Security payment. Depending on when you file, you might be entitled to up to half of what your qualified spouse receives. However, you’ll need to devise a strategy t…