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March 20, 2014

Title: Low-Information Seniors
Topic: Low-Information Senior

Discussed by Andrew Mangione
with Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) (www.AMAC.us)

Part 1 of 2

Many senior citizens really do not know a lot about what it means to retire. For example, many retirees apply at too early an age, resulting in significant long-term losses.

In all fairness, social security laws and regulations can be confusing. Listen in as Andrew Mangione, with the Association of Mature American Citizens, gives some advice.

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Title: Part 2 of 3
Topic: Low-Information Senior

Discussed by Andrew Mangione
with Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) (www.AMAC.us)

Selecting the right age to retire should be made on an individual basis. Just because you want to retire at age 62, doesn’t mean you have to or that you should.

Andrew Mangione and others urge seniors to wait as long as possible to retire in order to reap the maximum benefits.

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Title: Part 3 of 3
Topic: Low-Information Senior

Discussed by Andrew Mangione
with Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) (www.AMAC.us)

Even if you are not near retirement age, you need to become familiar with social security laws for future use, especially for your parents’ sake – and even your children and grandchildren!

The Association of Mature American Citizens is a fabulous alternative to AARP. They work for YOU – their client, not the other way around. For more information about AMAC, log on to www.amac.us.

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