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Retirees will lose an average of $111,000 in income per household because they took Social Security benefits too early into their retirement, rather than draw down on their own savings first, according to a new study released Friday from United Income, a technology wealth management company. At the end of their lives, they will have $68,000 less in estimated wealth because they claimed at the wrong age.
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https://www.usatoday.com/story..../money/2019/06/28/so
United Income, a money management firm that provides financial advice to retirees, teamed up with former Social Security officials to simulate retiree decisions on when to claim benefits, along with factors that include income, wealth, taxes, health status and longevity. Their analysis, published Friday, found that 96% of retirees choose the wrong year to tap Social Security.
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https://www.bloomberg.com/news..../articles/2019-06-28
A new study finds that only 4% of retirees start claiming their Social Security benefits at the most financially optimal time. And current retirees collectively will lose $3.4 trillion in potential income to fund their retirement because they started drawing benefits at a less than ideal time. That’s roughly $111,000 per household, according to the research from United Income, an online investment management and financial planning firm.
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https://apnews.com/2ccafdfd7ee....a4fd2be6207bca10a6bd
First, the Medicare service released by United Income, a financial services firm geared to boomers: After spending about five to 10 minutes answering a few questions online about your health care preferences and needs, you then get United Income’s suggestions for coverage that’s most appropriate. To get there, the company reviews more than 300 options.
United Income won’t, however, recommend a particular health insurer’s Medicare Advantage or Medigap policy. “We wanted to provide Medicare advice that’s part of a financial plan,” says Andrew Vincent, United Income senior vice president of product.
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