Social Security Done Right — Free Live Webinar | June 8
Free Live Webinar — Monday, June 8 at 3:00 PM Eastern

The Wrong Move
Could Cost You Thousands

Social Security isn't automatic. The age you claim, the strategy you use, and the taxes you ignore could permanently reduce what you collect — by tens of thousands of dollars. This free one-hour session shows you what to do instead.

Monday, June 8, 2026
3:00 PM Eastern / 12:00 PM Pacific
Live Q&A Included

⚠ Seats are limited. Registration closes at capacity.

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This Decision
Cannot Be Undone

Unlike most financial decisions, your Social Security claim is permanent the moment you make it. There's no amendment, no appeal, no do-over. The age you file, the strategy you use — or don't use — determines what you collect for the rest of your life.

The 2026 rule changes have shifted the math. If you haven't reviewed your strategy recently, you may be planning around numbers that no longer apply.

40%
of pre-retirement income Social Security may replace on average
70%
or more most retirees actually need to live comfortably
85%
of your SS benefit can be taxable if you're not planning correctly
32%
more benefit potential when delayed to age 70 vs. claiming early

Six Things Covered
in One Hour

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The Right Age to Claim

Understand exactly how your birth year affects your Full Retirement Age — and the hidden, permanent cost of claiming even 12 months too early.

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Spousal & Survivor Strategies

How couples can coordinate benefits to maximize total lifetime household income — including strategies most divorced spouses never know to ask about.

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Working While Collecting

The 2026 earnings test thresholds — know exactly how much you can earn before Social Security starts clawing money back from your check.

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Tax-Smart Claiming

When your benefits become taxable, when they don't, and how smart income sequencing protects more of your check from the IRS.

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2026 Rule Changes

The updated COLA, new taxable earnings limits, revised FRA thresholds — and what they mean for your personal claiming decision right now.

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Your Next Step

How to think through your own situation and walk away with clarity. Attendees will have the opportunity to book a private 1-on-1 session to get their specific questions answered.

74.5M
Americans currently receiving monthly Social Security benefits
$184,500
Maximum taxable earnings in 2026 — up from $176,100 in 2025
2.8%
2026 COLA adjustment — how your benefit is changing this year

Critical 2026 Changes
You Need to Know

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Higher Taxable Earnings Cap

The maximum earnings subject to Social Security tax rises to $184,500 in 2026 — up from $176,100.

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New Earnings Test Limits

If you're under FRA and still working, you can now earn up to $24,480/year before benefits are reduced.

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Updated COLA

A 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment takes effect in 2026 — learn how to factor this into your retirement income plan.

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FRA Thresholds Shifting

If you attain Full Retirement Age in 2026, the exempt earnings amount rises to $65,160/year.

You've Paid Into This
Your Whole Career.
Collect Every Dollar You're Owed.

One free hour on Monday, June 8th could be worth years of additional income. Don't leave it to chance.

⚠ Seats are limited — registration closes at capacity.

This webinar is for educational purposes only. The information presented does not constitute legal, tax, or investment advice. Social Security rules are complex and individual circumstances vary. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration or any government agency. We are able to provide you with information but not guidance or advice related to Social Security benefits.

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