He compiled resources, crunched numbers and developed planning strategies he’s now using with clients.
Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security spending are the real culprits, he says.
Meanwhile, new research reveals many beneficiaries are confused about benefits and some have regrets.
Advisors should do a deep-dive analysis of their clients' Social Security needs, an Allianz Life executive says.
A Stanford scholar describes how to make the money last for your mass affluent clients.
We're finally seeing the effects of Social Security changes made in the 1980s.
One of the provisions of the revamped Social Security law that benefited couples is being eliminated.
Millennials are still keeping most of their savings in cash, laments Barry Ritholtz.
The president is floating the idea of provoking a government shutdown over border wall funding.
Some filing strategies for couples were eliminated, but spouses can still coordinate their benefits.
Sen. Marco Rubio would allow people to tap into Social Security early to pay for parental leave.
Advisors need a Plan B when clients change things up and retire early, Morningstar says.
Social Security trustees are not considering macro-economic factors that will reduce payroll taxes, the study say.
When one spouse dies, such decisions will heavily impact the income that is left for the surviving partner.
The publisher was sued by SSA for giving the impression the book was an official government publication.
Six in 10 women and seven in 10 Gen Xers did not know their personal net worth.
Criminals want your clients' Social Security numbers. Here's what they do to try and get them.
A Boston College economist says four trends account for the growing gap between college and high school graduates.
Better education and workforce involvement have made widows more financially independent, the study found.
Advisors can help alert clients to scams involving the theft of the numbers from the current cards.