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Social security made simple : social security retirement benefits and related planning topics explained in 100 pages or less

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Mike Piper

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133

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Table of contents : Content: Social security basics. Qualifying for retirement benefits How retirement benefits are calculated Spousal benefits Widow(er) benefits -- Rules for less common situations. Social security for divorced spouses Child benefits Social security with a pension The earnings test -- Social security planning: when to claim benefits. The claiming decision for single people Couples with one working spouse Couples with two working spouses Taking social security early to invest it -- Other related planning topics. Checking your earnings record How is social security taxed? Social security and asset allocation Do-over options.
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Mike Piper

Mike Piper is the author of several personal finance books and the popular blog Oblivious Investor (obliviousinvestor.com). He is a Missouri Licensed CPA. Mike's writing has been featured in many places, including The Wall Street Journal, Money Magazine, AARP Magazine, Forbes, CBS News, MarketWatch, and Morningstar.
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