
#71 - Can I Stop My Social Security Benefits If I Go Back to Work? A Listener Case Study
In this episode, I share a real listener’s story involving Social Security, divorce, and the possibility of going back to work.
In this episode, I share a real listener’s story involving Social Security, divorce, and the possibility of going back to work.
In this episode, I walk through the Widow’s Penalty, what it is, why it disproportionately affects women, and what proactive steps can be taken to protect your financial future.
In this episode of The Simply Retirement Podcast, I explain the essential Social Security strategies every divorced woman should know, from the ten-year rule to remarriage traps.
In this episode, I explain how SociaI Security gets taxed and why it hits harder for women filing single later in life.
In this episode, I answer listener questions about whether to choose a living trust or a will, explain how Social Security benefits work for widows and divorced women, and discuss how to prepare your retirement income for market ups and downs.
In this episode, I answer listener questions about Social Security benefits, from clarifying the differences between spousal and survivor benefits to explaining the impact of working while receiving benefits and the new identity verification requirements. I also address specific scenarios, including those involving teacher pensions and common-law marriages, to provide clear guidance and help listeners make informed decisions about their retirement.
In this episode, I explore three lesser-known Social Security strategies that could transform your retirement income plan. From timing benefits to maximizing survivor payouts, I give practical advice to help you make informed decisions for a stronger financial future.
In this episode, I answer listener questions regarding the Social Security Fairness Act and optimizing Social Security.