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This two hour course offers real world strategies and methods designed for those ages 60 and up who are preparing for retirement or are in the early stages of retirement and planning on filing for their social security benefits. This course is designed to take the confusion out of the many different options available to begin receiving social security income and help you determine which option is best for you. Whether you are married or single upon completion you will know how to properly file for your social security benefits as well as how to choose the best filing option for your circumstances. You will also learn how income from other sources will affect the amount you are able to receive from social security and the tax implications involved. What you will learn: How to properly file for social security benefits How to maximize the amount you are eligible for How to avoid the most common mistakes people make when claiming their benefits How to optimize your assets to minimize or avoid paying taxes on your social security benefits How much income you can make and still draw social security How social security is taxed How to file and suspend How to claim a souses benefit even if divorced There will be two classes held at the Parr Library. May 20th - 6:30-8:15 PM May 22nd- 6:30-8:15 PM Register online at www.myafea.org/chapters/planotx Or call 469-304-2488

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