At Pulse Financial Services, we believe your social security benefit should provide the foundation for your retirement income. Using that as a guideline, it’s important to understand factors that impact the value of social security so you can properly assess how much supplemental retirement income you will need.
- Provides Income You Can't Live Without
- Benefit Keeps Up With Inflation
- Survivor Benefit
- Current State of Social Security
- Maximizing SS Benefits
If your monthly benefit today is $2,000 and you live…
Social Security offers annual inflation adjustments
This hypothetical example is used for illustrative purposes only. Your actual results will vary depending on your individual employment history and other factors.
- Is it accurate?
- Any missing years?
- Can you improve it by working longer?
- Your breakeven age
- Your life expectancy
- Your income needs
- It’s important to coordinate your spousal benefits from your current spouse, ex spouse, or deceased spouse.
- SS benefits are not tax free
- Up to 85% of your benefits may be taxable
- Amounts to a surtax for retirees
Coordinate Social Security with your overall retirement income plan
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