Posts Tagged ‘Social Security’
Why We Are Glad We Started Social Security Benefits at 62
Experts say you should avoid taking reduced Social Security payments at 62 unless you need the money immediately. That ignores the value of a key asset. Time.
Read MoreAge-Old Questions | Unlocking Social Security Benefits
Jamie Bosse, a certified wealth manager and member of Kansas City’s Financial Planning Association, reveals key insights for accessing Social Security benefits.
Read MoreDisability Rights History: A Self-Guided Tour
Here’s a self-guided tour to help put disability rights and law history into context.
Read MoreKansas City’s Disability Community Confronts Pandemic
Here’s what three people had to say about living through a public health crisis with a disability.
Read MoreNew Rule May Worsen Backlog For Social Security Disability Claimants
By the time Stephenie Hashmi of Lenexa, Kansas, was in her mid-20s, she had achieved a lifelong dream: She was the charge nurse at one of Kansas City’s largest intensive care units. But even as she cared for patients, she realized something was off with her own health. “I remember just feeling tired and feeling…
Read More