Social Security and The Election: Jeffrey Levine on Wall Street Journal Podcast

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

By Jared Trexler, Brand Manager
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Ed Slott and Company Chief Retirement Strategist Jeffrey Levine sat down with The Wall Street Journal’s Veronica Dagher to discuss how the presidential candidates – Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and Gary Johnson – want to handle Social Security and other retirement planning issues.

Jeffrey discusses Social Security’s long-term viability, the possibility of raising the Social Security “retirement age”, the importance of understanding candidate positions, scenario planning and its impact on your retirement and other keys pre- and current retirees need to think about when both voting and planning for their golden years.

Go here to listen to The Wall Street Journal’s Watching Your Wealth podcast with Jeffrey Levine.
 

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