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Retirement Revealed

By: Jeremy Keil
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  • In the Retirement Revealed podcast, Jeremy Keil, CFP®, CFA shows you how to turn your retirement savings into retirement income. Listen in as Jeremy and his guests guide you towards making smarter retirement, investment, and tax planning decisions. Get free resources and learn how to have Jeremy and his team develop your own Retirement Revealed income plan at 5stepRetirementPlan.com. For important disclosures, see www.keilfp.com Keil Financial Partners may utilize third-party websites, including social media websites, blogs, and other interactive content. We consider all interactions with clients, prospective clients, and the general public on these sites to be advertisements under the securities regulations. As such, we generally retain copies of information that we or third parties may contribute to such sites. This information is subject to review and inspection by
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Episodes
  • Survey Reveals Common Keys to Retirement Satisfaction

    Survey Reveals Common Keys to Retirement Satisfaction
    May 1 2024
    Examining key takeaways and trends uncovered in the Allspring Global Investments Retirement Survey results with Nate Miles, Allspring head of Global Client Strategy.
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    28 mins
  • How Medicare Relates to Social Security

    How Medicare Relates to Social Security
    Apr 24 2024
    Identifying the right start dates for Social Security depending on your unique situation, when your Social Security benefit will send you your first check based on your birthday, and IRMAA cost strategies. Every month I take an episode of “Retirement Revealed” to answer listener questions about retirement, Social Security and real life financial scenarios that I think other listeners could benefit from exploring. This month, we dive into a topic I recently produced a video on–which I’ll provide a link to below)--a clarifying question about Social Security income related to Medicare and a closer look at income-related monthly adjustment amount (IRMAA). 0:45 - Social Security Scenario: I turned 67 in January. My wife will be 62 in October. She does not have Social Security on her own. We both expect to live to 82. When should we each start? The optimal timing for claiming Social Security benefits takes into account individual life expectancies rather than relying solely on averages. I recommend people use a service like www.longevityillustrator.org to find your own personalized life expectancy estimate. Another important thing to keep in mind is the strategy that can come into play for couples with an age gap. You may be able to maximize your survivor benefit by delaying one of your benefits. 5:08 - SS + Medicare Question: I will claim Social Security when I turn 70 on Dec. 22. Will I receive my first check in December or January? Will my Medicare come out of that? Social Security benefits are typically paid the month after your birth month. You have to have lived through your Social Security month in order to collect your first check. Medicare operates similarly–and yes, it is taken out of your Social Security. If you’re taking Medicare but you aren’t yet on Social Security, you’ll have to set up a different way to pay for Medicare. One way that works for many people is using “Medicare Easypay” and have your payment automatically deducted from your savings or checking account. 9:09 - Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA): We have to pay extra for Medicare this year. Is it every year? How is it calculated and can I avoid that? When dealing with IRMAA, it’s important to proactively plan your income to minimize costs. IRMAA income thresholds are calculated based on your income 2 years prior, and if your income is higher than the threshold, you pay more for your Medicare coverage. Knowing this threshold is $120,000 in income for a single person and $206,000 for a married couple allows you to plan ahead with how you structure your income and avoid paying that extra amount for Medicare on an annual basis. If you’ve got questions you’d like to have answered in a future episode of “Retirement Revealed” be sure to fill out the information on the yellow box to the right of this post. Don’t forget to leave a rating for the “Retirement Revealed” podcast if you’ve been enjoying these episodes! Subscribe to Retirement Revealed to get new episodes every Wednesday. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/retirement-revealed/id1488769337 Spotify Podcasts: https://bit.ly/RetirementRevealedSpotify Additional Links: Longevityillustrator.org SSA: The United States Social Security Administration How to Know When to Start Social Security - Mr. Retirement Video Connect With Jeremy Keil: Keil Financial Partners LinkedIn: Jeremy Keil Facebook: Jeremy Keil LinkedIn: Keil Financial Partners YouTube: Retirement Revealed Book an Intro Call with Jeremy’s Team Disclosures: Content Results and figures presented within the above links are hypothetical, unaudited and are intended for illustrative purposes only. Liability Keil Financial Partners assumes no liability or responsibility for any errors, omissions, or other issues with the links and their respective contents. This includes both the website content and any potential bugs,
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    18 mins
  • How to “Rightsize” Instead of Downsize in Retirement

    How to “Rightsize” Instead of Downsize in Retirement
    Apr 17 2024
    Downsizing is the go-to strategy for people planning for retirement, but what if there’s a better way? Author and journalist Marni Jameson joins Retirement Revealed to explain how to "rightsize” in retirement to ensure the quality of your home and belongings match your investment of time and energy.
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    30 mins
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