But the Social Security Administration still has no guidelines for file-and-suspend deadlines.
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Michael Kitces explains how the president's fiscal 2017 budget affects retirement, estate and other tax law.
Here are a few scenarios that can help you guide your clients' decisions.
Having problems trying to file and suspend before deadline? You're not alone.
Other advisers can take a page from the the firm's action plan.
For many retirees, the conventional way of thinking may not be the most tax-efficient.
New software helps advisers maximize spendable income for clients.
Guidance for plan sponsors on how to motivate employees to get beyond their 401(k) inertia
Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill to create a retirement plan marketplace for New Jersey businesses with fewer than 100 employees.
A new online quiz is tougher than it looks.
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Leaked files from a Panama law firm that creates shell companies show that politicians, criminals and celebrities worldwide have used banks and shadow companies to hide their finances, according to a new report.
The Social Security Administration still has not provided official guidance on coming changes.
Here's a break down of Congress' latest moves to adjust the tax code.
Leverage the changes to educate clients about what Social Security will provide and how much of their needs it covers.
Income-related premium hikes for 2016 confuse advisers, clients.
New Social Security rules will limit claiming options for ex-spouses.
Your clients have only a brief window to take advantage of certain Social Security claiming options under existing rules.
Now is the time to examine the repercussions of your standardized versus customized advice.
