How can I see what my Social Security benefit will be at different ages?
Hello, The first place to start is at SSA.gov by setting up a mySocialSecurity account. Once you have that, you will have access to your Social Security statement showing you benefit amounts at the years between 62 and 70. For further personal assistance, we recommend connecting with a Registered Social Security Analyst (RSSA) in your…
Read MoreHow do I fix an issue with an IRMAA penalty?
Full question: I recently retired and got a letter claiming i was getting an IRMAA penalty based upon income from 2 years ago – but my current income is now 1/3 of what i made now that I’m retired. How do I fix this issue? Hi there, You can request to lower the IRMAA by…
Read MoreWhy was my client’s Part A Medicare suspended?
Full question: I have a client who had their Part A Medicare suspended by SSA & Medicare but she cannot get a reason for this can you help me find the reason? Hi there, This is an issue that the client must contact the SSA about. I would encourage them to reach out to their…
Read MoreHow do I proceed when the Social Security Administration is wrong?
Full question: I am a divorcee, married to my ex for more than 10 years. When he retired I applied for child in care benefits from his retirement, I was 62. Our oldest learning disabled -since birth (now age 40) lives with me. I was approved for child in care benefits in 2019. This past…
Read MoreHow long is the waiting period after filing an SSA-1724 form?
Hello, There is no waiting period after filing an SSA-1724 form to claim amounts due in the case of a deceased beneficiary. Hope this helps! Take care, Martha
Read MoreWill SSA send a copy of my ex-spouse’s XML earning statement?
Original question: Ex-spouse needs her husbands XML earning statement, but they don’t talk to each other. Will Social Security send her a copy of the earning statement? Hi there, We often get questions about this topic. SSA will usually not provide the earnings record, but the ex-spouse is entitled to know their ex’s primary insurance…
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