During the coronavirus pandemic, you have witnessed uncertainty with personal finances and the anxiety that has come with even the best-laid plans. What can you do today to help your clients gain comfort and clarity? You can help them with their Social Security planning decisions. In this episode, learn from Social Security expert Ted Sarenski, CPA/PFS, as he shares key insights that will help you help your clients, including:
Expectations for next year’s Trustees of Social Security and Medicare trust funds report
Tips to keep age 62 clients going who are now unemployed or earning much less
Decision-making formula for preserving Social Security benefits
Considerations for married couples, surviving spouses, and families
Social Security outlook for those under age 60
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