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Miscellaneous Social Security Questions: Q&A #2041
October 10, 2020
Chris tries to get caught up while Jim is out of the office and answers miscellaneous Social Security questions.
(3:00) A listener has a question about whether or not a 401A plan is the same as a DCP plan.
(12:05) A listener from Alabama has a couple of questions regarding his father-in-law’s Social Security benefit.
(18:00) A Californian couple asks a question about their disabled son’s SSI benefit and how it impacts his Social Security benefit.
(22:45) Georgette from Kentucky has a question about the best Social Security claiming date for her and her husband.
(31:40) George from California voices his concerns with waiting until 70 to claim his Social Security benefit.
(45:45) A Pennsylvanian listener has a comment about a mistake that Social Security made when trying to correct his wife’s earnings record.
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