S2, Episode 8-How to (Legally) Max Out Your Social Security

Are you getting close to retirement? Have you been wondering what to do about social security?

Is there a right way to take the money?

In this podcast, Dave Denniston talks about what's been happening with social security and how it affects you. He breaks it down by age and what each person should be thinking about.

He reveals...

- Why people have been filed and suspended. Is this something you should do (or can do)?

- The strategy that he made sure his parents used (but isn't available much longer for those over 61 years old)

- How people younger than 60 should think about social security and the three strategies that are still available to them

Resources Mentioned:

D'oh! File & Suspend Has Been Suspended!

 

For all the show notes, transcription, and more, check out the podcast website at http://doctorfreedompodcast.com/

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