Social Security 567 - Dakota County Technical College

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One of the most important decisions you need to make before you retire is when to claim Social Security benefits. Many retirees apply for Social Security before reaching full retirement age. But by doing so, they may significantly and permanently reduce the benefits that they — and possibly their spouses — could receive over a lifetime.

Social Security provides not only a guaranteed income stream but also longevity protection, spousal protection, and some inflation protection. It may be the closest thing you receive to a traditional pension.

Whether you’re single, married, divorced, or widowed, there may be ways to maximize the lifetime Social Security benefits you receive. The concepts discussed in this course are most suitable for those with investable assets of $250k or more.

Join us at Dakota County Technical College for an informational Social Security Workshop on Wednesday, January 20 from 6:00-7:30 PM or Thursday, January 21 from 6:00-7:30 PM or Wednesday, January 27 from 6:00-7:30 PM.

This Presentation is given by an Insurance Producer. Neither the Presenter nor the materials are affiliated with the United States Government or any United States Government Agency.

Join us for an educational workshop where we’ll focus on:

Changes to Social Security filing strategies
How married couples can help enhance their combined monthly and lifetime benefits
How the “do over” and “start, stop, restart” strategies work
How to claim retroactive benefits as a lump sum
The effect of remarriage on survivor benefits for widowed and divorced spouses
Five factors that could reduce the actual payments you receive
How and when should I sign up for Medicare?
What do I need to know before enrolling in a Medicare plan?
What are Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D?
Medicare coverage, cost, and the need for supplemental insurance
What you need to know during open enrollment
Will you have an Income Related Monthly Adjustment?

Join us for an educational workshop where we’ll focus on:

Changes to Social Security filing strategies
How married couples can help enhance their combined monthly and lifetime benefits
How the “do over” and “start, stop, restart” strategies work
How to claim retroactive benefits as a lump sum
The effect of remarriage on survivor benefits for widowed and divorced spouses
Five factors that could reduce the actual payments you receive
How and when should I sign up for Medicare?
What do I need to know before enrolling in a Medicare plan?
What are Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D?
Medicare coverage, cost, and the need for supplemental insurance
What you need to know during open enrollment
Will you have an Income Related Monthly Adjustment?

If you are in need of a sign language interpreter, please contact us by calling 844-567-7760. We will do our best to accommodate your request, however 3-5 business days are typically needed to secure an interpreter. If we are unable to schedule an interpreter for the event, we will notify you via e-mail.

This presentation is strictly informational. No investments will be promoted. However, the Financial Professional presenting may invite you to a follow up consultation where financial products may be presented or offered. See our FAQ for more information. This presentation has not been endorsed by the Social Security Administration. Neither Social Security 567 nor the Financial Professional presenting this workshop are affiliated with the Social Security Administration or any other governmental organization. Privacy Policy.