Jan 10, 2020 | Company News, Social Security Planning
Using Social Security to Enhance Your Family Legacy One of social security’s biggest limitations is that no matter what you do, it’s going to help only you and your spouse. Once the two of you are gone, the Social Security ends. But what if there was a way to...
Jan 15, 2019 | Company News, Social Security Planning
The partial government shutdown drags on and on. Some government employees have been furloughed, and certain government services are currently unavailable. Not so for Social Security. The shutdown has had no impact on Social Security or disability checks. “There is no...
Nov 27, 2018 | Social Security Planning
Social Security and Government Employees: Part Two – Windfall Elimination Provision In Part One of this series of articles, we looked at certain types of government employees. These are people who have worked previously with a “non-covered” pension. That is, they...
Nov 7, 2018 | Social Security Planning
Social Security and Government Employees: Part Three – Government Pension Offset In Parts One and Two of this series, we looked at certain types of government employees who have worked previously with a “non-covered” pension. That is, they worked at a job where they...
Nov 6, 2018 | Social Security Planning
Social Security and Government Employees: Part One – The Basics Government employees are a seriously under served market, particularly when it comes to Social Security. And there’s one interesting reason: Very few people truly understand how Social Security integrates...
Nov 5, 2018 | Company News, Articles, Social Security Planning
What happens to Social Security after divorce occurs? Here’s a quick summary. First, a divorced spouse who was married for at least ten years is entitled to the same Social Security spousal benefit as a married spouse. That is, he or she may receive up to 50...
