open-social-security VS plaintextaccounting

http://opensocialsecurity.com/ shows, "You file for your survivor benefit..."

Try http://opensocialsecurity.com/, but you'll need your ss history from ssa.gov.

Dad would be smart to experiment with https://opensocialsecurity.com/ before making a claiming decision. It wouldn't be surprising if he should delay starting his benefits until 70.

https://ssa.tools/ and https://opensocialsecurity.com/

You will need to log into ssa.gov as recommended previously and see if there are enough credits from work history. There are some tools on the SSA site but for scenarios or what ifs https://opensocialsecurity.com is good, also https://ssa.tools/ is good as well.

Try using https://opensocialsecurity.com to simulate different scenarios

u/mgalactico mentioned the http://opensocialsecurity.com site, and that's the tool to use here. You will need to both register at SSA.gov and learn what your estimated benefits actually are. Then you can plug in the numbers.

Open Social Security – helps decide optimal withdrawal ages for spouses https://opensocialsecurity.com

[1] https://plaintextaccounting.org [2] https://ledger-cli.org [3] https://beancount.github.io

It might end up being too much work, but check out some of the tools on https://plaintextaccounting.org/ too.

I’ve been using a program called Ledger for years. It uses a plaintext ledger, which I edit in vim, and a program used to do calculations with it. https://plaintextaccounting.org

You didn't mention https://plaintextaccounting.org, so at the risk of increasing the more overwhelm, don't overlook the additional docs/posts/resources there, some of which might be helpful. https://plaintextaccounting.org/#ui-mobile has the mobile options.

It might be also helpful for you to check out this site: https://plaintextaccounting.org/

Basically you have to write transactions in plain text, so there are bunch of helper programs which revolves around ledger ecosystem. So importing credit card pdf,bank statement csv can be done by those programs. For the list of whole ecosystem, you can check out https://plaintextaccounting.org/

I had similar needs, I didn't want to share my data with 3rd parties. Even if you trust them, things change over the years and you end up losing all the information you had entered on any app. I eventually learned about [plain text accounting](https://plaintextaccounting.org/) and now maintain my own ledger, fully backed up with history. I created [paisa](https://github.com/ananthakumaran/paisa) to better visualize/understand the numbers.

You can check out plain text accounting using ledger, hledger or beancount. Or alternatively GNU cash .

Take a look over plain text accounting move. I'm currently using fava(demo) + beancount. The initial learning curve is a bit steeper but it has it's perks.

They use plain text files instead of a database which is massively better! Indeed, I would say the main purpose of these "Database Management Systems" in this domain is vendor lock-in.