GCSRi Publishing Releases a New Social Security Book about the New Rules and How to Maximize Benefits
Social Security: Maximize Your Benefits (2nd Edition) is here. The second edition has been thoroughly revised and includes over 100 more pages. Some of the Social Security deadlines are quickly approaching. You may be eligible to receive more than you think. Additionally, there are many benefit maximum strategies that are still available.
Alexandira, VA, April 22, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Over the next 20 years, each day 10,000 people in the US will be turning 65 years-old. Many of these folks are unaware of the Social Security retirement benefits to which they are entitled. For example, April 29, 2016 is the last day for qualified couples to submit a File-and-Suspend application for benefits. If you were at least 62 as of December 31, 2015 you are eligible to file a Restricted Application if you file before December 31, 2019. Are you unfamiliar with these types of Social Security applications? Get all the details you need in Social Security: Maximize Your Benefits (2nd Edition).
The Social Security Handbook has over 2,700 rules governing benefits. The Program Operating System (POMs) has thousands more. It is no wonder that many people do not have a good understanding of their Social Security benefits. Frequently, because of a lack of insights these individuals will not receive all the benefits they could receive. Knowing the right questions to ask is critical to maximizing Social Security benefits. Bestselling Wall Street Journal author Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D. has taught and written about financial management for the last 20 years. Sindell’s latest book “Social Security: Maximize Your Benefits, 2nd Edition” is easy-to-understand and provides “just the facts” about getting the highest retirement benefits possible.
You’ll discover how same-sex, married and unmarried couples can coordinate claiming strategies to gain the maximum benefits. Find out how delaying Social Security benefits can have a direct effect on the financial well-being of a surviving spouse. Understand what divorced spouses need to do to receive the highest amount of lifetime benefits and how to choose between claiming their own or their ex-spouses benefits. Get a hold of how singles need to decide the true value of not claiming until 70. Become aware of how families with minor dependent children (or disabled children) should investigate the start-stop-start strategy to decide if it is best for boosting income when it is needed most. Grasp how survivors can optimize benefits by being flexible when determining the order in which they claim benefits.
“Social Security: Maximize Your Benefits (2nd Edition) by Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D., a bestselling Wall Street Journal author, shows how to select the optimal claiming strategy that apply to your personal financial circumstance. Follow step-by-step instructions to maximizing your Social Security benefits. You can quickly select what works best for you from dozens of examples, figures, tables and graphs.
Take advantage of “Social Security: Maximize Your Benefits (2nd Edition)”, GCSRi Publishing (April 2016) ISBN10: 0692685316, ISBN-13:978-0692685310, Paperback: $9.75, Kindle: $2.75. «AddressBlock» Available at Amazon.com and through local bookstores.
GCSRi Publishing
Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D.
200 North Columbus Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
Voice: 703-299-1700
Email: ksindell@kathleensindell.com
URL: www.kathleensindell.com
The Social Security Handbook has over 2,700 rules governing benefits. The Program Operating System (POMs) has thousands more. It is no wonder that many people do not have a good understanding of their Social Security benefits. Frequently, because of a lack of insights these individuals will not receive all the benefits they could receive. Knowing the right questions to ask is critical to maximizing Social Security benefits. Bestselling Wall Street Journal author Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D. has taught and written about financial management for the last 20 years. Sindell’s latest book “Social Security: Maximize Your Benefits, 2nd Edition” is easy-to-understand and provides “just the facts” about getting the highest retirement benefits possible.
You’ll discover how same-sex, married and unmarried couples can coordinate claiming strategies to gain the maximum benefits. Find out how delaying Social Security benefits can have a direct effect on the financial well-being of a surviving spouse. Understand what divorced spouses need to do to receive the highest amount of lifetime benefits and how to choose between claiming their own or their ex-spouses benefits. Get a hold of how singles need to decide the true value of not claiming until 70. Become aware of how families with minor dependent children (or disabled children) should investigate the start-stop-start strategy to decide if it is best for boosting income when it is needed most. Grasp how survivors can optimize benefits by being flexible when determining the order in which they claim benefits.
“Social Security: Maximize Your Benefits (2nd Edition) by Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D., a bestselling Wall Street Journal author, shows how to select the optimal claiming strategy that apply to your personal financial circumstance. Follow step-by-step instructions to maximizing your Social Security benefits. You can quickly select what works best for you from dozens of examples, figures, tables and graphs.
Take advantage of “Social Security: Maximize Your Benefits (2nd Edition)”, GCSRi Publishing (April 2016) ISBN10: 0692685316, ISBN-13:978-0692685310, Paperback: $9.75, Kindle: $2.75. «AddressBlock» Available at Amazon.com and through local bookstores.
GCSRi Publishing
Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D.
200 North Columbus Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
Voice: 703-299-1700
Email: ksindell@kathleensindell.com
URL: www.kathleensindell.com
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GCSRi Publishing
Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D.
703-299-1700
www.kathleensindell.com
Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D.
703-299-1700
www.kathleensindell.com
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