Regardless of the size of your nest egg, Social Security provides a dependable, lifetime income stream that you can depend on. It is the foundation of every retiree’s retirement plan. But it is estimated that retirees will collectively lose $3.4 trillion in potential income by claiming Social Security at the wrong time—impacting lifetime benefits and overall retirement security.
Most of us spend much more time thinking about accumulating assets for retirement than how these assets get distributed in retirement. Retirement and aging present obstacles that did not exist prior. Starting with Social Security, every decision made in retirement or for retirement could significantly impact your quality of life.
In this webinar, we address strategies for claiming Social Security and the risks associated with making a wrong filing decision. With Social Security as the foundation, we further address other risks in retirement and how they can be mitigated in building a solid retirement income plan.
CPA Retirement Solutions
President and Founder
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Prior to joining Cornerstone Financial Associates, Robert founded Core Realty Corporation, a New Jersey corporation providing real-estate investment opportunities and services. Mr. Belcuore has been in the business of acquiring and successfully management real estate properties since 1994. He has established approximately ten limited liability companies for the ownership and management of approximately 150 rental units in various properties.
Robert received a masters degree in administration and supervision at Jersey City State College, a degree in Educational Administration and a (doctorate equivalent) from Montclair State University in Pedagogy. He completed his undergraduate studies in political science at the University of Connecticut. Rob now lives in Millburn, NJ with his wife, Lorraine and their three daughters, Faith, Ava, and Alexa.
CPA Retirement Solutions
Partner
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Diane is a retired CPA with 35 years of successful business experience. After spending five years at KPMG on the audit and tax teams, Diane left to become the Chief Financial Officer for a multi divisional private company. Her experience then led her to owning and managing her own manufacturing company. Upon selling the company in 2006, Diane re-entered the financial services world to pursue her dream of helping others and planning for retirement. She has a proven track record of commitment to service and seeing her clients to a successful and financially stable retirement.
As a member of Cornerstone Financial Associates, Diane joins a team of like-minded independent planners and financial advisors that strive to educate and guide clients to sound, financial retirement decisions. At Cornerstone, all client interactions are guided by core values of transparency, gratitude, conviction, superior quality and service, accountability, integrity, discipline, and servant leadership.
Diane graduated summa cum laude from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics. A former collegiate tennis player, Diane gave up the rackets for the sticks and now enjoys golf, pickleball & other outdoor activities. She is an advocate for all individuals with disabilities and is an active member of the local chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association.