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Webinar

Social Security Claiming: Opportunities and Considerations

Tuesday, September 1, 2020

10-11 a.m. ET

Even before COVID-19, most people did not claim Social Security retirement benefits at optimal ages—mostly because they claimed too early. Now, with millions of older Americans out of work, many might think about claiming earlier, providing them access to cash now but jeopardizing their retirement security down the road. Faced with this high-stakes decision of when to claim benefits, it is more important than ever that people understand the consequences of their claiming age on their financial security. 

Please join the Bipartisan Policy Center for an engaging discussion on why people claim Social Security suboptimally and how public policy can help—during this moment of acute financial stress and beyond.

Featured Participants

Chantel Boyens ● Principal Policy Associate, Urban Institute

Jason J. Fichtner ● Fellow, BPC; Former Principal Deputy Commissioner, Social Security Administration 

Gary Koenig ● Vice President, Financial Security, AARP Public Policy Institute

Sita N. Slavov ● Professor of Public Policy and Director of the Doctoral Program in Public Policy, George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government

Moderated by:

Shai Akabas ● Director of Economic Policy, BPC

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