open-social-security
Open-source calculator for determining best Social Security claiming age(s) (by MikePiper)
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Website Source for https://ssa.tools/ (by Gregable)
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open-social-security
Posts with mentions or reviews of open-social-security.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-03-23.
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Social Security Calculator - Early Retirement, but waiting until 67 to take benefit
Try http://opensocialsecurity.com/, but you'll need your ss history from ssa.gov.
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My father turns 65 next month. Should he take SS or work 3 more years to earn more benefits?
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.
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Any suggestion for in-depth, free, financial planning tools?
https://ssa.tools/ and https://opensocialsecurity.com/
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Calculating social security benefits
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.
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Can my SO retire at 62, and then receive spousal benefits once I retire?
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.
- SSN - how does it work?
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Retirement Tools
Open Social Security – helps decide optimal withdrawal ages for spouses https://opensocialsecurity.com
social-security-tools
Posts with mentions or reviews of social-security-tools.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-03-23.
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Social Security Calculator - Early Retirement, but waiting until 67 to take benefit
https://ssa.tools/ to get more detail.
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Any suggestion for in-depth, free, financial planning tools?
https://ssa.tools/ and https://opensocialsecurity.com/
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Calculating social security benefits
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.
- SSN - how does it work?
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new social security benefits
This is actually intended to help users determine the best claiming strategy and it does require that you enter your PIA as an input...and that is exactly what you want to know, your PIA. But you can obtain this from the SSA site with the PIA calculator at https://ssa.tools/. hmm, seems like the calculators available here may also give you the expected retirement benefit based on PIA and claiming age.
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Should I take Social Security at age 62?
Have you ever used this free tool? I'm wondering how it compares to what the paid service predicted.
This 3-party free tool allows you to copy & paste your earning record from the Social Security site to figure your benefit. Then this site will allow you to run different scenarios.
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Paper suggests it is best to take SS at 70 (NBER is the source)
Then go to the 3rd party site and paste your data into there. Use that tool to estimate your PIA.
- Social security calculator
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PSA: The Social Security national average wage index and the "bend points" updated today
i recommend playing around with https://ssa.tools/ where it has a good explanation and charts
What are some alternatives?
When comparing open-social-security and social-security-tools you can also consider the following projects:
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retire-at-35 - :dart: Principles of "Retire at 35"
end-game - Personal finance simulator for retired Canadians.
DuckieTV - A web application built with AngularJS to track your favorite tv-shows with semi-automagic torrent integration
Cbc - COIN-OR Branch-and-Cut solver