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Ray Harris, RSSA®, contributes a story to FA Magazine on how optimizing Social Security can help protect retirement income during market fluctuations.

Ray Harris, RSSA®, contributes a story to Kiplinger, breaking down the “tax torpedo,” how it can catch retirees off guard, and what it means for retirement and Social Security planning.

“When payment dates for Social Security fall on weekends and holidays it can sometimes lead to confusion on if/when some recipients will receive their benefits…” Thien Khuu, a Registered Social Security advisor and owner of T&D Solutions, told Newsweek.

Jim Komoroski, a Registered Social Security Analyst and Principal Agent of The M1 Agency, told Newsweek: “The projected $460 monthly reduction is a realistic outcome if Congress does not act, but it ultimately comes down to political will. The funding shortfall has been known for years. It’s no secret, we just continue to kick the…

Laurie Bodisch, a financial advisor and founder of Her Wealth Coach in Boiling Springs, Pa., says she has seen skittishness among older adults who lived through the Great Depression and their offspring…

According to Caroline Raker, a certified Registered Social Security Analyst (RSSA) at Clarity Financial Services, the type of inflation retirees actually feel tends to climb faster than the COLA that Social Security provides each year. “Costs such as healthcare, housing and insurance often rise faster than COLA adjustments,” Raker said…

“Women over 50 want to maximize their earnings up to the Social Security wage base limit. They should use it as an opportunity to strengthen their long-term Social Security benefit by replacing lower-earning years with higher-income years they are earning today,” says Laurie Bodisch, Founder and Registered Social Security Analyst at Her Wealth Coach…

Christina Woodling, a Registered Social Security Analyst and the Founder of Five Star Freedom Group, experienced the troubles that can arise after her child’s Social Security number was stolen and tax returns were filed falsely in the child’s name…“I think any opportunity, especially the new bill being introduced from Rep. Lloyd Smucker of my home…

Social Security beneficiaries will see their monthly payments increase 2.8% beginning in January 2026. For a retiree receiving the average benefit amount, that equals $56 more per month. “They won’t even notice it,” says Jim Komoroski, a Registered Social Security Analyst and Principal with The M1 Agency in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan…

Most people believe that in order to claim Social Security, you have to be retired. Bur Registered Social Security Analyst Laurie Bodisch debunks that rumor, saying, “An individual does not have to stop working to collect their benefit. There are earnings limits if you claim your benefit before your full retirement age…”