This week, we continue our discussion on proposed changes to Social Security and in particular, talk through potential adjustments to the Earliest Eligibility Age.

The last time the Social Security Administration raised the retirement age was 1984. Here’s my suggestion for how the SSA should raise the retirement age now.

I read two articles last week that I wanted to discuss my thoughts about with you. One quantifies the Baby Boomers’ anxiety over Social Security benefits and the other discussed the response from the House of Representatives after the Chief Actuaries of the Social Security Trust Fund and Medicare Trust Fund went to Capitol Hill to discuss the challenges they’re facing. Watch below:

The Social Security Administration is exploring changes to the Full Retirement Age which would affect anyone turning age 62 in 2024 and older. I discuss the 7 potential changes here.

This week, I’m continuing our discussion about the 2024 OASDI Trustees Report, and in particular the letter to Congress that the Board of Trustees is required to write when the trust fund is projected to expire within 10 years.

Today, I walk through the 2024 OASDI Trustees Report.

Why do 29% of people collect Social Security at the earliest eligibility age? It all comes down to 2 myths.

Where is the 2024 Social Security and Medicare Trustee Report?

This week, we look further into clawbacks - and in particular, how the SSA can clawback Social Security from seniors who are in default on student loan payments.

I thought I would share some of my clients’ most recently asked questions, so today I’m sharing more about a new Social Security Clawback rule.

This week, I walk through how to appeal the IRMAA using the SSA-44 form.

On today’s Tuesday’s Topic, I discuss a few reasons why you may want to appeal your IRMAA. Here is the SSA-44 form for you to reference and be sure to tune in next week when I walk through the steps for how to appeal.

In this episode, I walk through PIA (Primary Insurance Amount) adjustment based on claiming early or deferring. For more information about when to start receiving retirement benefits, here is an informational flyer from the SSA.