Optimize your benefits with advice.
The average household loses over $110,000 in potential income by making the wrong Social Security claiming decisions. I can help you get the money you earned and are entitled to.
-Leslie Plymale
Don’t lose out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in lifetime benefits by making the wrong decision.
You may be able to collect up to one-half of your spouse’s benefits.
You may qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits.
You may decrease your payroll taxes and still receive maximum benefits.
You may qualify to receive Social Security benefits from your ex-spouse.
You may qualify to receive survivor benefits that are greater than your own.
If you are a lawful permanent resident, you may qualify for Social Security.
With hundreds (and sometimes thousands) of filing options, getting the most from Social Security can be a complex decision. As a Registered Social Security Analyst, I can help you answer common retirement questions like:
At the completion of your analysis, you will be provided with a comprehensive planning report outlining your benefit considerations in a way you can easily understand; with instructions for when and how to file, calculations, definitions, and much more.
Les joined the team at Croft in February 2019 to assist Sue with the Medicare Market. He was born in Lynchburg and has lived in the area all his life, obtaining a Bachelor’s Degree from Liberty University. His résumé before joining the team at Croft includes over twenty-five years in customer service management. He is very glad to put that experience to work for his clients. He completed the training to serve as a Registered Social Security Analyst in May 2024.
In addition to his work at Croft, Les serves as the Worship Leader at his church and is involved in several other ministries there. He enjoys singing, reading the classics and biographies, theatre (as a spectator), cooking various European cuisines, photography, Lego, and adding to his Christmas collections. He likes to travel and frequently makes his way to Williamsburg, Washington, D.C. (the Mall and the National Gallery of Art are his usual destinations), the Outer Banks, and historic sites in the area, like Poplar Forest and Monticello. Above all these, he enjoys a quiet evening with a few friends, or even just one (especially sharing a German or Indian meal), sharing life stories, reading aloud, or singing–more often than not with a pot of tea and something tasty from the kitchen.