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Advisor Planning Considerations for the Repeal of the WEP and GPO
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Jan. 17, 2025

"[C]lients previously affected by the WEP or GPO can expect to receive more Social Security income going forward -- in some cases significantly more -- presenting opportunities that may positively affect their retirement planning.... [It's] important for advisors to first identify which clients are currently subject to WEP or GPO and ensure that those who may need to file for benefits do so as soon as possible."  MORE >>

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