Top 7 Strategies For Maximizing Social Security and Retirement Benefits

What You Don't Know Could Hurt You!!

Join us for this important, free event open to the public with a contributing writer form The Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch, Melody Juge. No products will be sold here, this is strictly an educational event.

Discover the potential pitfalls of Social Security and learn how to avoid the biggest mistakes… and how a few simple changes can save thousands in insurance premiums.

Learn how anyone can get more money out of Social Security...

Here are just a few of the topics that we'll be covering:

• Get a personal estimate of the monthly checks Social Security checks available NOW and in the future...
• How to create a personal “pension plan” in addition to social security
• What happens if one spouse is still working or would like to work?
• How some people cheat themselves out of social security benefits
• How to protect hard earned savings form wild market swings in retirement
• Avoid the single costliest mistake made by over 80% of U.S. Seniors each year
• One safe way to turn savings into guaranteed monthly retirement checks
• How to make sure an employer isn’t shorting benefit payments to social security
• Worried about outliving the nest egg? Get piece of mind with one simple test…
• Learn the best time to personally take Social Security
• 3 Strategies to replace a paycheck after retirement
• How to maximize Social Security payments while saving on taxes
• Nest egg investment options for safe and guaranteed growth
• How to replace a lost social security check
• How to get free services which are available from social security

DATE

You can choose between

- Tuesday (7/25) 12:00PM
    or
- Thursday (7/26) 12:00PM, depending on which day works best.

LOCATION

The workshop will be held at the:

HomeStreet Bank
3844 La Sierra Ave.
Riverside, CA 92505

There is limited seating available.

Please click the Registration button to reserve your seat.

Melody Juge is a contributing writer for MarketWatch, and has been quoted in; Time Magazine, FOX Business, Barron's, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Retirement News Today, CNBC, New York Post, U.S. News and World Report, MSN Money, Next Avenue PBS, Newsmax, Insurance News Network, NAFIA SmartBrief, Now It Counts, Bankrate, Daily Finance, Chicago Tribune and Financial Advisors Magazine.

Not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. Government or the Social Security Administration.