What do YOU know about Social Security?

Are you comfortable with this level of knowledge? At what ages will you be eligible for minimum and maximum benefits? How will this impact your earned income? What do you expect from Social Security over time? Most importantly, how long must you work to accumulate enough savings to retire securely?

Are you in the Retirement Red Zone?

It’s a term used to describe the five years before and following retirement. This is a critical time when poor market performance can have a serious effect on your portfolio – because time to recover is generally not on your side. The result may be a retirement that lasts longer than your assets.

Are you retiring soon or recently retired, changing jobs, or simply concerned about both growing and protecting your retirement assets? If so, please join me for a luncheon presentation on Social Security and The Retirement Red Zone with a Public Affairs Specialist from the Social Security Administration.

You will learn how to protect your assets from unexpected market volatility;
How much you should rely on Social Security for retirement income;
What happens to your pension if a former employer makes bad investments;
How improper beneficiary designations can wreck havoc on your family!

And perhaps most importantly you will have an opportunity to speak with and pose questions to Richard Desir, Public Affairs Specialist from the Social Security Administration. Please invite appropriate guests and call my office at 973-515-5184 for reservations which are required due to limited seating.

I look forward to seeing you, Wednesday, Sept. 26, 11:30 at Houlihan’s, 372 West Mt. Pleasant Ave. (Rt. 10) in Livingston, 07039.