Three Social Security Benefits That Senior Counsel Could Be Using

Here are some relatively unknown (but potentially nice) benefits that Senior Counsel (65-66 years old) can use.  Why should you care if you are younger than 65?  Well, maybe if you bring it to the attention of someone over 65 and they use it to put money in their pocket, maybe they will be grateful.  Maybe you can get a dinner or a referral out of it - at least some good will!  After all, you could be putting several thousand dollars in the pocket of a senior counsel.

As described more thoroughly in this article, senior counsel over full retirment age (65-66) can take advantage of a few unusual strategies to put money in their pocket right now from Social Security.  I actually brought this to the attention of a couple of senior counsel and they are taking advantage of it right now.  We will discuss some of the specific suggestions below.

Increasing US Debt And Its Impact On Investing

In previous articles, we focused a lot on the financial considerations of those who were attending or thinking about attending law school.  Frankly, that's gotten old.  It's time now to shift focus for a time to other financial considerations that may face an attorney later in their career.  In this acticle, we are going to take a look at how the increasing US debt may impact investment returns in the future.  Some specific recommendations that may lead to a higher return are presented after the jump.