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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…

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Should I have an RSSA consultation?

Full question: I will be 70 in 4 months and will apply for benefits. I will continue having an income. What are the benefits from an RSSA consultation at this point? Hi there, You should apply three months prior to having benefits start at age 70. Your future earnings may raise your benefit amount if…

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Can I work with an RSSA in a different state?

Full question: My and I are entering the retirement phase of our life. My wife is 64 and I am 62. We are both still working. We live in NC and we are interested in receiving a consultation in preparation and strategies to applying for our SSA benefits. But I am cautious instead focusing on…

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