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Welcome to the Social Security System Philippines Podcast, where we delve into essential topics surrounding social security, retirement planning, and financial well-being. Join us as we navigate the intricacies of the Philippine social security landscape, providing insights, tips, and expert advice to empower you on your journey towards a secure future.
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Retirement Simplified is the podcast dedicated to arming you with the tips and tactics necessary to realize your retirement aspirations. My mission is simple - to make complex retirement topics simple. My overarching objective for all my clients (and listeners) is to instill confidence in their retirement, and that starts with a rock solid strategy. Through weekly episodes, I provide the latest insights and strategies to create a retirement plan that gets you up in the morning. From investme ...
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james@ssa-office.com The podcast on benefits in retirement state by state in the US is an informative and engaging show that focuses on the various benefits and advantages available to retirees in different states across the country. The podcast is designed to provide listeners with comprehensive information about retirement benefits, tax breaks, and other incentives that are available to retirees in each state. Each episode of the podcast features a discussion of one state and its retiremen ...
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This is a replay from my other podcast Alternative Wealth. In this episode, host Ryan Kolden introduces the offset mortgage concept as a highly efficient way to pay off your home loan quickly and save on interest. He explains the concept of an offset mortgage, popular in countries like Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, but les…
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This is a replay from my other podcast Alternative Wealth. In This episode, financial planner Adam Fay discusses tax efficiency, offshoring, and the global market outlook with host Ryan Kolden. Adam specializes in serving expats and offers insights into navigating financial matters in over 100 countries. The conversation covers strategies for minim…
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In this episode of Retirement Simplified, host Ryan Kolden delves into the little-known Medicare surcharge known as the Income-Related Monthly Adjusted Amount (IRMAA). He explains what IRMAA is, how high-income earners can reduce this surcharge in retirement, and provides insights on qualifying for it. Tune in to learn how IRMAA surcharges impact M…
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On this episode of Retirement Simplified, host Ryan Kolden discusses the importance of updating your will as your life circumstances change. Guest Adam Zuckerman, founder of Buried in Work, shares his expertise in estate planning and simplifying end-of-life tasks. Adam's personal experience managing his father's estate drives his mission to empower…
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In this episode of Retirement Simplified, host Ryan Kolden explores the importance of planning for long-term care in retirement. He discusses the potential financial impact of long-term care events and highlights strategies for incorporating long-term care into your retirement plan. Kolden emphasizes the significance of protecting your finances wit…
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On this episode of Retirement Simplified, host Ryan Kolden delves into the complexities of transitioning from an accumulation portfolio to a decumulation portfolio in retirement. Special guest Chris Hensley, an expert in retirement and social security planning, joins the discussion. They explore key strategies for securing retirement in today's eco…
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On this episode of the Retirement Simplified Podcast, host Ryan Kolden dives into the crucial question: "Do you have enough money saved for retirement?" The answer varies for each individual and is largely driven by personal consumption in retirement. By evaluating spending habits and desired lifestyle, listeners can determine the income needed to …
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Retirement Simplified is the podcast dedicated to arming you with the tips and tactics necessary to realize your retirement aspirations. My mission is simple - to make complex retirement topics simple. My overarching objective for all my clients (and listeners) is to instill confidence in their retirement, and that starts with a rock solid strategy…
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Join us as we dive into the world of financial planning in the Philippines. In this episode, our expert, Sarah, breaks down the importance of understanding your SSS contributions and how to use the SSS Contribution Calculator effectively. Don't miss out on valuable insights to secure your financial future! For more information visit our website: ht…
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Join us as we unlock the secrets to a secure retirement with the SSS Pension Calculator. Discover how this powerful tool can help you estimate your pension and take control of your financial future. From understanding contributions to planning for a comfortable retirement, we've got you covered on Pension Prowess! For more information visit our web…
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Get ready to uncover the power of using customer testimonials, launching enticing lead magnets, and maintaining a consistent presence to dominate social media marketing for lead generation.-----------------------------------------------------------Get in touch with us: (844) 452-9927Or visit us at: www.tssagents.com/..#knowledge #podcast #inspirati…
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In today's episode, we explore innovative approaches for Medicare insurance agents to generate high-quality leads, connecting with individuals genuinely interested in Medicare plans.et in touch with us: (844) 452-9927Or visit us at: www.tssagents.com/#knowledge #podcast #insurance #health #inspiration…
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This is part two of a three part interview I conducted with attorney Bryan Konoski. Bryan's practice is focused primarily on appellate work - filing appeals from unfavorable hearing decisions with the Appeals Council and, if denied at the Appeals Council, with federal court. In this part of our conversation, Bryan and I speak about vocational witne…
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Gain valuable insights into the significance of turning 65 and the complexities of enrolling in Medicare. The episode provides a comprehensive guide to navigating this important healthcare milestone, offering practical advice and crucial information for individuals entering this new chapter of their lives.Get in touch with us: (855) 965-1944Or visi…
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Discover LeadCENTER, the all-in-one marketing solution for Medicare agents providing custom ad campaigns and a unique leads generation system, enhanced by strategic tools like Plan Enroll and the Free T65 App. Get in touch with us: (844) 452-9927Or visit us at: https://www.tssagents.com/על ידי Trusted Senior Specialists
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Gain valuable insights into the significance of turning 65 and the complexities of enrolling in Medicare. The episode provides a comprehensive guide to navigating this important healthcare milestone, offering practical advice and crucial information for individuals entering this new chapter of their lives.…
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Dive into "Revolutionize Your Reach," where insurance agents learn to harness omnichannel marketing strategies using MarketingCENTER and LeadCENTER. Get expert insights on creating compelling campaigns and generating top-tier leads to elevate your marketing success.Get in touch with us: (844) 452-9927Or visit us at: https://www.tssagents.com/…
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We will be exploring post-Medicare AEP sales strategies. Join industry experts as they share techniques and best practices for leveraging ancillary, life, and health insurance to provide comprehensive coverage and boost revenue. Gain valuable insights and a revolutionary product that very few agents are aware of to offer your clients. If you are in…
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This is part one of a three part interview I conducted with attorney Bryan Konoski. Bryan is a Social Security disability attorney whose practice focuses on Appeals Council and Federal District Court work. The appellate work that Bryan does is very different than disability application and administrative law judge hearing work. With very rare excep…
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What type of conduct does Social Security consider to be fraudulent? Are you committing fraud if you exaggerate your symptoms or if there is no MRI to document your back pain claim? Or does SSA define fraud as conduct that goes far beyond overstating your symptoms? In my conversation with former SSA fraud examiner Greg Brinkley we try to draw a cle…
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How do Social Security claims examiners (adjudicators) analyze disability claims and what do they do on a day to day basis? In this episode I speak to Greg Brinkley a former Social Security employee. In his 27 year career with the agency, Greg served many roles, including that of a claims specialist (adjudicator), technical expert, fraud examiner a…
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Social Security disability judges call on vocational witnesses to testify at the vast majority of disability hearings. Although you have never met this witness, he/she plays an important role in your hearing. Disability judges pose "hypothetical questions" to the vocational expert in your case and the answers to these questions will determine wheth…
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After trying thousands of cases over the past thirty years, I have a fairly good idea what types of cases are likely to be approved. There are certain fact patterns and claimant profiles that I know will resonate with Social Security judges. I regularly speak with colleagues throughout the country to discuss their experiences. These discussions hel…
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During the course of your Social Security disability case, SSA will send you dozens of forms. These forms include documents with titles like "Function Report-Adult," "Disability Report -Adult," "Work History Report," "Activities of Daily Living Report," "Pain Questionnaire." Most of these forms are accompanied by a page or two of instructions that …
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Social Security disability judges rely primarily on evidence to decide whether you qualify for disability benefits. Within the last few years, SSA changed its procedure to remove "claimant credibility" as a factor that judges can use. In other words, you may appear before a judge who finds you completely believable and honest, but you will still lo…
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What can you do as an applicant for Social Security disability benefits to improve your chances at an approval? This is the third an final installment of my conversation for former Social Security staff attorney Spencer Bishins. Spencer recently released a book entitled Social Security Disability Revealed: Why It's So Hard to Access Benefits and Wh…
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What evidence to Social Security judges find most compelling and convincing? In part two of my interview with former Social Security staff attorney Spencer Bishens, we talk about how a disability judge's background can influence how that judge evaluates a case. Spencer Bishins is a former Social Security Administration staff attorney, serving as a …
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Recently the Washington Post and several other newspapers around the country have run stories about the inefficiencies and long delays that are causing terrible suffering for Social Security disability applicants. My guest on today's podcast argues that these long delays and poor service within Social Security are not accidental. He contends that C…
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When you are approved for Social Security disability benefits, you also become eligible for Medicare. But you don't get Medicare coverage right away - instead, you don't become eligible for Medicare until 24 months after you first become eligible for SSDI payments. Why this delay? I can find no good answer other than that the goverment wants to sav…
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Why do some Social Security disability claims get approved within two to three months, whereas others are denied twice before you end up a year and a half later in front of a Social Security judge? More importantly, what can you do to improve your chances at an early approval? In this episode, I talk to Nashville disability attorney Pete Harris. Pe…
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How can you improve your chances at winning Social Security disability benefits if you are struggling with a mental health condition like severe depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, PTSD or other issue that prevents you from working? In part 2 of my interview with Phoenix, Arizona attorney Jeffrey Herman, we dive deeper into questions about what…
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What are proven strategies you or a loved one can use to win a mental health disability claim? This is part one of a two part episode in which I interview Scottsdale, Arizona attorney Jeffrey Herman about how he approaches the challenges of representing deserving claimants who are struggling with mental health issues. In part one, Jeffrey and I go …
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Earlier this year I published part one of my interview with Cameron Connah, a former staff attorney with Social Security responsible for drafting approvals and denials to be released by Social Security judges. As a decision writer Cameron had the unique opportunity to listen to literally hundreds of hearing audio recordings and to interact with doz…
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What should you expect from your lawyer during the long delays typical of most Social Security disability claims? As you may know, Social Security moves at a snail's pace when deciding claims - it is not at all unusual for a case to take two years or longer from start to finish. What is your lawyer doing during these long delays and how do you know…
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Would you be surprised to learn that the judge who hears your disability case is not the person who actually writes the approval or denial in your case? In the strange universe that is Social Security disability, a "decision writer" working in a cubicle hundreds of miles from the judge and weeks after your actual hearing will sit down with the exhi…
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After waiting as long as two years or more for your hearing, you are finally scheduled to appear before a Social Security disability judge to present your case for disability benefits. Your hearing will last around 45 minutes so every minute counts. Should you assume that the judge has read through every page of your medical record? Will the judge …
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The one constant in the Social Security disability program is delay. You'll wait months for a decision after you apply, months for a decision on your appeal, and months for a hearing date. After your hearing, you may wait weeks or months for a decision and if you win, you may wait months before you are paid. Nothing is more frustrating knowing that…
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The federal government administers two huge disability programs - one for workers who can longer reliably perform a full time job (Social Security disability), and the second a program that pays cash benefits to soldiers injured while serving in the armed forces. You would think that the standards and procedures for obtaining disability benefits wo…
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What are the trends that we are seeing in the Social Security disability world and what can you expect in 2020 and beyond. If you have an active application for benefits, or if you have already been approved but are concerned about a possible "continuing disability review" you need to educate yourself about the big picture as seen by a Social Secur…
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Even though Social Security disability hearings are considered "informal" you will no doubt be stressed when you appear before the administrative law judge. Judges are very busy - often understaffed and under pressure to close cases quickly. Experienced lawyers know that thorough and complete case preparation will make your judge's life easier and …
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I get a lot of questions about Social Security disability hearings. Disability hearings are unlike other court proceedings you may be familiar with because there is no attorney on the other side representing the Social Security Administration and the judge in your case serves as both a finder of fact, and SSA's representative. Another bizarre eleme…
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If you are 50 years old or older you have an advantage when applying for Social Security disability. In the last episode of this podcast I talked about the grid rules - a shortcut to winning for those over age 50. But not everyone fits into a grid rule, so what can you do? In this episode of the podcast I reveal other proven strategies for winning …
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Did you know that Social Security has a built in bias in favor of disability claimants over the age of 50? In addition to claiming disability based on SSA's listings, or presenting evidence of diminished capacity for work, the grid rules allow many claimants over 50 to win disability benefits even if they still have the ability to work full time. S…
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What makes your Social Security disability claim stand out from the 20 or 30 other cases that your judge hears during the week your hearing is scheduled. Every other person your judge hears from that week, that month and that year sincerely believes that he or she is disabled and deserving of disability benefits. Statistically, Social Security judg…
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Back pain is perhaps the most common ailment for adults in the United States, so it is no surprise that Social Security disability judges see more back pain claims than any other medical complaint. Because back pain cases are so common, yours must stand out if you hope to win. In this podcast episode I discuss what I consider to be the five element…
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