Eighty-seven
years after President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act on
August 14, 1935, Social Security remains one of the nation's most successful,
effective, and popular programs. Social Security provides you with a source of
income when you retire or if you can't work due to a disability. It can also
support your legal dependents (spouse, children, or parents) with benefits in
the event of your death. How much Social Security income you'll receive depends
on your earnings over your lifetime, the age at which you begin receiving
benefits, and whether you're eligible to receive a spouse's benefits instead of
your own. While there are a number of ways to maximize your retirement assets,
what are some of the more popular methods? How can you ensure that you get to
lead your desired lifestyle after your working years?
Purpose: Learn retirement income-enhancing strategies
Facilitators: Aaron Pierce, Scott Schatzle (Guest Presenters - Mutual Trust
Advisory Group) |
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