New eBook shows Financial Advisors how to grow their practice with Social Security income planning

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar. 13, 2012 - ClientFirst Financial announces the release of its new eBook, "How to Grow Your Financial Practice with Social Security Income Planning," written for Financial Advisors who wish to elevate the proficiency of their practices by becoming Social Security income planning experts.  

The eBook -- https://clientfirst.info/2011/09/22/how-supercharge-your-... -- specifically identifies the opportunities in the baby-boomer market and the advisory services that consumers will need to best leverage their Social Security income election.  

Topics covered include:
*  an overview of Social Security election options  basics, election options, and claiming techniques;
*  best practices solutions for advisors offering Social Security guidance;
*  a chapter dedicated to some common case studies for couples and singles with video link demonstrations; and
*  how to optimally promote social security planning services

Social Security income planning is a virtually untapped, uncontested market space among retirement planning services. In this eBook, Horath demonstrates how to use Social Security income planning to approach, cultivate, and provide solutions for the swelling baby boomer demographic.

"The difference between a well-planned and a poor Social Security income election can be well in excess of $100,000s of thousands of dollars over a couple’s and single’s lifetime," said Horath.

About the Author -- https://clientfirst.info/about-frank-client-first-financial/
Frank Horath, an independent financial advisor, is an in-demand expert and public presenter on Social Security income planning and how it can help pre-retirees and retirees maximize and optimize their Social Security income election for their unique family financial profile.

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ClientFirst Financial helps financial professionals embrace the entitlement financial planning programs (i.e. Social Security, Medicare, and aspects of long-term care) as essential, gateway services which should be an integral part of every financial professional’s practice.

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