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For most Americans, Social Security benefits remain a major source of retirement income.1 Discussing Social Security strategies can be a natural way for financial professionals and their clients to begin building a comprehensive retirement plan.
Empower Clients to Make the Most of Social Security Benefits with our Social Security Analyzer
Our new tool analyzes client information to provide tailored estimates of the monthly, annual, and lifetime Social Security benefits they can expect throughout retirement. Download, fill out, and email the attached form to the Retirement Strategies Group to receive a specialized report comparing three potential claiming options and a recommendation for your client’s optimal claiming strategy.
View a sample report.
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Deciding When to Claim BenefitsKey facts to assist you in guiding clients on how to maximize retirement income using Social Security claiming strategies. -
The Restricted ApplicationHow the little-known Restricted Application may help married and divorced clients optimize Social Security retirement income. -
Understanding Spousal Survivor BenefitsKey facts about Social Security retirement benefits for surviving spouses. -
Expand Your Professional Referral Network by Being Knowledgeable about Social SecurityHow to expand your network of professional contacts (centers of influence) by becoming a go-to resource for Social Security information. -
Social Security FAQsAnswers to common questions that clients may ask about Social Security benefits.
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2023 Retirement Plan and Social Security Limits OverviewUse this quick-reference sheet to keep you and clients informed of changes to retirement plan and an Social Security Limits overview. VLC0889-0123Download Email
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2023 Federal Tax Amounts and LimitsUse this quick-reference sheet to keep you and clients informed of changes to federal tax amounts and limits. VLC0888-0123Download Email
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Social Security Strategies: Deciding When to Take Your BenefitsThis brochure explains Social Security planning and the consequences of initiating benefits at age 62 or waiting until a later date. VLC1314-0319Download Email
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Understanding Spousal Survivor BenefitsStrategies to help a surviving spouse generate supplemental income when Social Security survivor benefits are not enough. VLC1308-0723Download Email
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Understanding Social SecuritySocial Security benefits are an essential part of retirement income, understanding how they work can help clients plan for their retirement goals. VLC0035-0623Download Email
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The Retirement Strategies Group, subject-matter specialists with advanced degrees and designations such as CFA®, CFP®, ChFC®, CLU®, and JD, are ready to help.
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RSG@PacificLife.com
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