Season 6 Episode 314
Are you lying awake at night, worried that Social Security won't be enough to cover your retirement? You're not alone; many Christians share this concern about their financial future. Ralph dives into nine critical insights about Social Security that financial advisors often overlook, helping to demystify this important topic. By understanding these key elements, listeners can make informed decisions and potentially secure a more stable financial future. From the importance of full retirement age to spousal benefits and the impact of taxes, Ralph guides you through essential strategies that could lead to significant lifetime benefits. Tune in as he shares real-life stories and practical advice, ensuring you're equipped to navigate your retirement planning with confidence and peace of mind—because there’s so much you need to know about Social Security.
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Podcast Timestamps:
00:00 Episode Overview
01:22 Listener’s Question: How Does Social Security Impact Retirement?
02:08 Bible Verse: Proverbs 21:20
03:15 9 Crucial Elements Of Social Security That Many People Are Not Aware Of
03:23 Full Retirement Age Surprise
04:18 The Spousal Benefit Secret
04:58 The Working Penalty
06:17 The Tax Trap
07:05 The Survivor Benefit
08:08 The Do-Over Rule
09:10 The Divorce Benefit
09:54 The COLA Mystery
10:55 The Earnings Record
11:54 Action Steps
13:37 Medicaid Estate Recovery: What You Should Know
17:59 Conclusion and Call to Action
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