Is Social Security Going Away? 0:00 so here we are at a government building 0:03 to talk to you about social security 0:07 even though the building we're standing 0:08 in front of is a town building 0:11 not a federal one 0:13 and really has nothing to do with social 0:15 security 0:17 but back to our question that we're 0:18 going to answer for you today is social 0:21 security going to go away by the year 0:23 2033 0:25 the answer 0:27 no 0:29 thanks for watching 0:30 please consider subscribing 0:32 [Music] 0:38 okay so there's a lot more to the story What is Social Security For? (Story Time) 0:40 and it's a question that people 0:42 genuinely have what's going to happen to 0:44 social security specifically their 0:46 social security income by a certain year 0:48 are we still going to have it do they 0:50 need to do something different and in 0:52 this video i'm going to help answer 0:53 those questions for you 0:55 i'd like to start with a story my son 0:58 parker he's 11 years old recently asked 1:00 me hey dad what's social security and i 1:03 thought to myself what kind of son am i 1:05 raising that's asking questions about 1:07 social security 1:09 at age 11. 1:10 and i said why do you ask he responded 1:13 with well i heard mimi and poppy his 1:14 grandparents talking about it so after 1:16 he responded with that i felt a little 1:18 bit more like a normal parent and i 1:20 began to explain to him that social 1:22 security means a lot of different things 1:24 but the specific thing that his 1:25 grandparents were talking about had to 1:27 do with the income they're receiving 1:29 from social security 1:31 i then asked him to explain to me the 1:33 difference between myself and his 1:36 grandparents we talked about a lot of 1:38 different things but one of the things 1:40 he mentioned is like well dad you're 1:42 stronger and faster and you can run and 1:43 jump and climb and they're older and 1:46 that was a really great example to 1:48 communicate yeah son when you're of a 1:50 certain age you'll earn more money but 1:53 as you age you may lose the ability to 1:56 earn that income and i continue to 1:57 explain to him that this produces a 2:00 problem 2:01 you see if you're not setting money 2:03 aside for your future during those prime 2:05 income earning years well when your 2:07 income is reduced or your income goes 2:09 away you won't have any money to live 2:11 off of you won't be able to maintain the 2:14 lifestyle that you've created for 2:15 yourself 2:16 and he's like oh yeah that sounds pretty 2:19 bad so i shared with him how social 2:21 security income is stepping in to help 2:23 fight that problem i told him that all 2:25 of us are paying into this social 2:28 security fund that's managed and run by 2:30 the government and then the government 2:32 when you reach a certain age will help 2:34 make sure that you do have an income so 2:36 that you can live his response was wow 2:39 that's really cool 2:40 i told him that it was cool on the 2:42 surface but there's some problems with 2:44 it i asked him how good do you think the 2:47 government is at managing people's money 2:50 he said i don't know i'm like can i be 2:52 honest with you 2:53 the government's not very good at 2:55 managing money at all 2:57 it's like but you guys are your company 2:59 is that's what you do you help people 3:00 with their investments and i said we 3:02 sure do bud and although what the 3:04 government is trying to do is 3:06 initially a good idea that they're 3:07 trying to help make sure people have 3:10 money at a certain age 3:12 the danger with it is if they don't do a 3:13 very good job maybe the money could run 3:15 out or other problems could arise and 3:18 we're kind of in that situation now 3:20 he asked well what do we do about this 3:22 dad The Current State of Social Security 3:25 you see the statistics and the data out 3:27 there says that by the year 2033 there 3:30 could be some issues with the money 3:31 that's set aside for social security 3:33 income on top of that families aren't 3:35 having as many children and that means 3:39 less people are going to be paying into 3:41 social security look my mom was one of 3:44 nine i'm one of seven but i only have 3:47 three kids and the person behind the 3:48 camera daniel he has one and may not 3:51 have any more it's true and that's 3:53 becoming a trend in the united states 3:55 there's less kids and there's going to 3:57 be less people paying into social 3:59 security 4:00 there could be a problem 4:02 but there are some other truths some 4:04 other good things that can give us 4:06 confidence about social security income 4:09 and make what i said at the beginning of What Do Politicians Want? 4:11 the video true it's probably not going 4:13 anywhere look no matter really what you 4:15 think about politicians we can all agree 4:18 that politicians want votes 4:20 it doesn't matter what side of the aisle 4:22 you're on 4:23 and who votes more than anyone else 4:26 older people people who are depending on 4:29 that social security income 4:31 so 4:32 if the republicans the democrats or any 4:34 politicians let social security income 4:39 go down go away under their watch it 4:42 would dramatically impact their ability 4:44 to earn votes later and based on what 4:47 we've seen through some recent economic 4:49 hardships whether it be the great 4:51 recession that we had or through some of 4:53 this coveted 19 stuff the government's 4:55 pretty much willing to do anything to 4:57 make sure our economy does well and 4:59 they'll change legislation or print 5:01 money however they need to ensure we do 5:04 have money for the things that are 5:06 needed especially if it means they're 5:08 going to get votes so again the answer 5:10 to that question is social security 5:12 income going away no 5:15 but there is cause for concern so now 5:18 we have to understand what we should do 5:20 about it What Can I Do About This? 5:22 now before you go saying social security 5:24 is like a big pile of poo 5:27 there is something that you can do about 5:29 your social security income whether you 5:31 believe it's totally going away or you 5:33 do believe what i said and it's probably 5:35 not going away there's something that 5:36 all of us could and should be doing 5:39 let's go back to the conversation i had 5:40 with my son 5:41 remember the government isn't known for 5:44 managing money well but there are 5:46 investment managers money managers and 5:48 financial planners that do this for a 5:50 living and do it extremely well 5:52 so what should you do you need to take 5:54 action you need to do more than just 5:57 rely on your social security income can 6:00 you plan on social security income being 6:02 there is it going away i think you can 6:04 plan on that i think it should be a part 6:05 of your financial plan but i did tell my 6:08 son in that story i said son social 6:10 security income for the most part even 6:12 now today without the social security 6:15 going away or being diminished the 6:16 amount of money most people get isn't 6:19 really enough 6:20 they have to supplement it with savings 6:23 or investing that they had done in years 6:26 previous to that and that's what you 6:28 need to do 6:29 you need to make sure that you're 6:30 working with a wise and loving 6:32 investment advisor and talking to them 6:35 about your financial goals communicating 6:37 clearly hey this is the lifestyle that i 6:39 want when i retire 6:41 and let's go ahead and consider some 6:43 social security income 6:44 but 6:45 what do i need to do on top of that how 6:48 much do i need to be saving how much do 6:49 i need to be investing and for how long 6:51 do i need to be saving and investing 6:54 to have the income that i want 6:57 when i retire you guys to be honest with 6:59 you i'm not even sure social security 7:01 was designed to be the full retirement 7:04 plan or retirement income for people it 7:06 was probably more designed just to be a 7:08 supplemental thing like a safety measure 7:11 and as a result we should treat it as 7:12 that if all we're relying on is social 7:15 security income and we've got no other 7:17 plan outside of that we're going to be 7:19 in trouble 7:20 we need to be wise 7:21 but our wisest and probably our best 7:24 clients are the ones that when they do 7:26 retire they are having more income from 7:29 their saving and investment strategies 7:32 outside of the income that they have 7:34 with their social security income 7:37 look bottom line guys 7:39 make sure that you're saving you're 7:41 investing and you have a plan with a 7:42 wise and loving advisor 7:44 so that you can have peace and you can 7:46 have confidence about your retirement 7:48 income 7:48 social security income it's probably not 7:51 going anywhere but don't rely on it 7:53 don't allow it to be the only source of 7:55 income when you 7:56 retire so we should do what my son did Your Next Steps 8:01 after i had that conversation with him 8:04 he decided that he wanted to open up an 8:06 investment account and since then he's 8:08 been putting money in there like crazy 8:10 he got a gift from his grandpa 8:13 for christmas and what he did with that 8:15 is put 100 of it into his investment 8:17 account guys open up an investment 8:19 account talk with a wise and loving 8:21 advisor and start putting money away 8:23 just like my son Parker did write three full paragraphs in no more than 3 sentences each paragraph in a friendly tone summarizes what you learned.
It's clear from the provided information that while there are concerns about the of Social Security income, it is unlikely to go away entirely by the year 2033. With a declining birth rate and potential financial challenges, it's essential to plan for retirement beyond solely on Social Security. This means working with a knowledgeable financial advisor to develop a strategy that includes saving, investing, and carefully considering the role of Social Security as a supplemental income source rather than a one. In essence, proactive financial planning, such as opening an investment account and regular contributions, as demonstrated by the example with Parker, is crucial for securing a stable retirement.
What is Social Security For? (Story Time) 0:40 and it's a question that people 0:42 genuinely have what's going to happen to 0:44 social security specifically their 0:46 social security income by a certain year 0:48 are we still going to have it do they 0:50 need to do something different and in 0:52 this video i'm going to help answer 0:53 those questions for you 0:55 i'd like to start with a story my son 0:58 parker he's 11 years old recently asked 1:00 me hey dad what's social security and i 1:03 thought to myself what kind of son am i 1:05 raising that's asking questions about 1:07 social security 1:09 at age 11. 1:10 and i said why do you ask he responded 1:13 with well i heard mimi and poppy his 1:14 grandparents talking about it so after 1:16 he responded with that i felt a little 1:18 bit more like a normal parent and i 1:20 began to explain to him that social 1:22 security means a lot of different things 1:24 but the specific thing that his 1:25 grandparents were talking about had to 1:27 do with the income they're receiving 1:29 from social security 1:31 i then asked him to explain to me the 1:33 difference between myself and his 1:36 grandparents we talked about a lot of 1:38 different things but one of the things 1:40 he mentioned is like well dad you're 1:42 stronger and faster and you can run and 1:43 jump and climb and they're older and 1:46 that was a really great example to 1:48 communicate yeah son when you're of a 1:50 certain age you'll earn more money but 1:53 as you age you may lose the ability to 1:56 earn that income and i continue to 1:57 explain to him that this produces a 2:00 problem 2:01 you see if you're not setting money 2:03 aside for your future during those prime 2:05 income earning years well when your 2:07 income is reduced or your income goes 2:09 away you won't have any money to live 2:11 off of you won't be able to maintain the 2:14 lifestyle that you've created for 2:15 yourself 2:16 and he's like oh yeah that sounds pretty 2:19 bad so i shared with him how social 2:21 security income is stepping in to help 2:23 fight that problem i told him that all 2:25 of us are paying into this social 2:28 security fund that's managed and run by 2:30 the government and then the government 2:32 when you reach a certain age will help 2:34 make sure that you do have an income so 2:36 that you can live his response was wow 2:39 that's really cool 2:40 i told him that it was cool on the 2:42 surface but there's some problems with 2:44 it i asked him how good do you think the 2:47 government is at managing people's money 2:50 he said i don't know i'm like can i be 2:52 honest with you 2:53 the government's not very good at 2:55 managing money at all 2:57 it's like but you guys are your company 2:59 is that's what you do you help people 3:00 with their investments and i said we 3:02 sure do bud and although what the 3:04 government is trying to do is 3:06 initially a good idea that they're 3:07 trying to help make sure people have 3:10 money at a certain age 3:12 the danger with it is if they don't do a 3:13 very good job maybe the money could run 3:15 out or other problems could arise and 3:18 we're kind of in that situation now 3:20 he asked well what do we do about this 3:22 dad The Current State of Social Security 3:25 you see the statistics and the data out 3:27 there says that by the year 2033 there 3:30 could be some issues with the money 3:31 that's set aside for social security 3:33 income on top of that families aren't 3:35 having as many children and that means 3:39 less people are going to be paying into 3:41 social security look my mom was one of 3:44 nine i'm one of seven but i only have 3:47 three kids and the person behind the 3:48 camera daniel he has one and may not 3:51 have any more it's true and that's 3:53 becoming a trend in the united states 3:55 there's less kids and there's going to 3:57 be less people paying into social 3:59 security 4:00 there could be a problem 4:02 but there are some other truths some 4:04 other good things that can give us 4:06 confidence about social security income 4:09 and make what i said at the beginning of What Do Politicians Want? 4:11 the video true it's probably not going 4:13 anywhere look no matter really what you 4:15 think about politicians we can all agree 4:18 that politicians want votes 4:20 it doesn't matter what side of the aisle 4:22 you're on 4:23 and who votes more than anyone else 4:26 older people people who are depending on 4:29 that social security income 4:31 so 4:32 if the republicans the democrats or any 4:34 politicians let social security income 4:39 go down go away under their watch it 4:42 would dramatically impact their ability 4:44 to earn votes later and based on what 4:47 we've seen through some recent economic 4:49 hardships whether it be the great 4:51 recession that we had or through some of 4:53 this coveted 19 stuff the government's 4:55 pretty much willing to do anything to 4:57 make sure our economy does well and 4:59 they'll change legislation or print 5:01 money however they need to ensure we do 5:04 have money for the things that are 5:06 needed especially if it means they're 5:08 going to get votes so again the answer 5:10 to that question is social security 5:12 income going away no 5:15 but there is cause for concern so now 5:18 we have to understand what we should do 5:20 about it What Can I Do About This? 5:22 now before you go saying social security 5:24 is like a big pile of poo 5:27 there is something that you can do about 5:29 your social security income whether you 5:31 believe it's totally going away or you 5:33 do believe what i said and it's probably 5:35 not going away there's something that 5:36 all of us could and should be doing 5:39 let's go back to the conversation i had 5:40 with my son 5:41 remember the government isn't known for 5:44 managing money well but there are 5:46 investment managers money managers and 5:48 financial planners that do this for a 5:50 living and do it extremely well 5:52 so what should you do you need to take 5:54 action you need to do more than just 5:57 rely on your social security income can 6:00 you plan on social security income being 6:02 there is it going away i think you can 6:04 plan on that i think it should be a part 6:05 of your financial plan but i did tell my 6:08 son in that story i said son social 6:10 security income for the most part even 6:12 now today without the social security 6:15 going away or being diminished the 6:16 amount of money most people get isn't 6:19 really enough 6:20 they have to supplement it with savings 6:23 or investing that they had done in years 6:26 previous to that and that's what you 6:28 need to do 6:29 you need to make sure that you're 6:30 working with a wise and loving 6:32 investment advisor and talking to them 6:35 about your financial goals communicating 6:37 clearly hey this is the lifestyle that i 6:39 want when i retire 6:41 and let's go ahead and consider some 6:43 social security income 6:44 but 6:45 what do i need to do on top of that how 6:48 much do i need to be saving how much do 6:49 i need to be investing and for how long 6:51 do i need to be saving and investing 6:54 to have the income that i want 6:57 when i retire you guys to be honest with 6:59 you i'm not even sure social security 7:01 was designed to be the full retirement 7:04 plan or retirement income for people it 7:06 was probably more designed just to be a 7:08 supplemental thing like a safety measure 7:11 and as a result we should treat it as 7:12 that if all we're relying on is social 7:15 security income and we've got no other 7:17 plan outside of that we're going to be 7:19 in trouble 7:20 we need to be wise 7:21 but our wisest and probably our best 7:24 clients are the ones that when they do 7:26 retire they are having more income from 7:29 their saving and investment strategies 7:32 outside of the income that they have 7:34 with their social security income 7:37 look bottom line guys 7:39 make sure that you're saving you're 7:41 investing and you have a plan with a 7:42 wise and loving advisor 7:44 so that you can have peace and you can 7:46 have confidence about your retirement 7:48 income 7:48 social security income it's probably not 7:51 going anywhere but don't rely on it 7:53 don't allow it to be the only source of 7:55 income when you 7:56 retire so we should do what my son did Your Next Steps 8:01 after i had that conversation with him 8:04 he decided that he wanted to open up an 8:06 investment account and since then he's 8:08 been putting money in there like crazy 8:10 he got a gift from his grandpa 8:13 for christmas and what he did with that 8:15 is put 100 of it into his investment 8:17 account guys open up an investment 8:19 account talk with a wise and loving 8:21 advisor and start putting money away 8:23 just like my son Parker did write three full paragraphs summarizes what you learned.
Social Security is a government-managed program that provides income support for retired and disabled individuals and their dependents. It serves as a safety net to ensure financial stability during retirement or in the event of a disability. The program is funded through payroll taxes and contributions from workers and employers, and the government manages the fund to provide income to qualified beneficiaries. While there are concerns about the long-term sustainability of Social Security due to changing demographics and potential funding, it is unlikely to disappear completely. Politicians have a vested interest in maintaining Social Security due to its importance older voters, indicating a commitment to safeguarding the program's future.
The potential challenges facing Social Security underscore the importance of individual planning and saving for retirement. Relying solely on Social Security income may not be sufficient to maintain one's desired lifestyle in retirement. Therefore, it's crucial to consult with financial advisors to develop a comprehensive retirement plan that incorporates savings, investments, Social Security income. By actively contributing to investment accounts and working with knowledgeable advisors, individuals can build a robust foundation for retirement, complementing Social Security benefits with additional income sources. Encouraging proactive financial engagement from young age, as exemplified by the story, can instill-term financial responsibility and preparedness.
In summary, while Social Security provides support, individuals should not solely rely on it for their retirement income. Instead, they should take proactive steps to save, invest, and work with financial advisors to build a comprehensive retirement strategy. By supplementing Social Security with personal savings and investments, individuals can ensure financial security and peace of mind during their retirement years.
What is Social Security For? (Story Time) 0:40 and it's a question that people 0:42 genuinely have what's going to happen to 0:44 social security specifically their 0:46 social security income by a certain year 0:48 are we still going to have it do they 0:50 need to do something different and in 0:52 this video i'm going to help answer 0:53 those questions for you 0:55 i'd like to start with a story my son 0:58 parker he's 11 years old recently asked 1:00 me hey dad what's social security and i 1:03 thought to myself what kind of son am i 1:05 raising that's asking questions about 1:07 social security 1:09 at age 11. 1:10 and i said why do you ask he responded 1:13 with well i heard mimi and poppy his 1:14 grandparents talking about it so after 1:16 he responded with that i felt a little 1:18 bit more like a normal parent and i 1:20 began to explain to him that social 1:22 security means a lot of different things 1:24 but the specific thing that his 1:25 grandparents were talking about had to 1:27 do with the income they're receiving 1:29 from social security 1:31 i then asked him to explain to me the 1:33 difference between myself and his 1:36 grandparents we talked about a lot of 1:38 different things but one of the things 1:40 he mentioned is like well dad you're 1:42 stronger and faster and you can run and 1:43 jump and climb and they're older and 1:46 that was a really great example to 1:48 communicate yeah son when you're of a 1:50 certain age you'll earn more money but 1:53 as you age you may lose the ability to 1:56 earn that income and i continue to 1:57 explain to him that this produces a 2:00 problem 2:01 you see if you're not setting money 2:03 aside for your future during those prime 2:05 income earning years well when your 2:07 income is reduced or your income goes 2:09 away you won't have any money to live 2:11 off of you won't be able to maintain the 2:14 lifestyle that you've created for 2:15 yourself 2:16 and he's like oh yeah that sounds pretty 2:19 bad so i shared with him how social 2:21 security income is stepping in to help 2:23 fight that problem i told him that all 2:25 of us are paying into this social 2:28 security fund that's managed and run by 2:30 the government and then the government 2:32 when you reach a certain age will help 2:34 make sure that you do have an income so 2:36 that you can live his response was wow 2:39 that's really cool 2:40 i told him that it was cool on the 2:42 surface but there's some problems with 2:44 it i asked him how good do you think the 2:47 government is at managing people's money 2:50 he said i don't know i'm like can i be 2:52 honest with you 2:53 the government's not very good at 2:55 managing money at all 2:57 it's like but you guys are your company 2:59 is that's what you do you help people 3:00 with their investments and i said we 3:02 sure do bud and although what the 3:04 government is trying to do is 3:06 initially a good idea that they're 3:07 trying to help make sure people have 3:10 money at a certain age 3:12 the danger with it is if they don't do a 3:13 very good job maybe the money could run 3:15 out or other problems could arise and 3:18 we're kind of in that situation now 3:20 he asked well what do we do about this 3:22 dad The Current State of Social Security 3:25 you see the statistics and the data out 3:27 there says that by the year 2033 there 3:30 could be some issues with the money 3:31 that's set aside for social security 3:33 income on top of that families aren't 3:35 having as many children and that means 3:39 less people are going to be paying into 3:41 social security look my mom was one of 3:44 nine i'm one of seven but i only have 3:47 three kids and the person behind the 3:48 camera daniel he has one and may not 3:51 have any more it's true and that's 3:53 becoming a trend in the united states 3:55 there's less kids and there's going to 3:57 be less people paying into social 3:59 security 4:00 there could be a problem 4:02 but there are some other truths some 4:04 other good things that can give us 4:06 confidence about social security income 4:09 and make what i said at the beginning of What Do Politicians Want? 4:11 the video true it's probably not going 4:13 anywhere look no matter really what you 4:15 think about politicians we can all agree 4:18 that politicians want votes 4:20 it doesn't matter what side of the aisle 4:22 you're on 4:23 and who votes more than anyone else 4:26 older people people who are depending on 4:29 that social security income 4:31 so 4:32 if the republicans the democrats or any 4:34 politicians let social security income 4:39 go down go away under their watch it 4:42 would dramatically impact their ability 4:44 to earn votes later and based on what 4:47 we've seen through some recent economic 4:49 hardships whether it be the great 4:51 recession that we had or through some of 4:53 this coveted 19 stuff the government's 4:55 pretty much willing to do anything to 4:57 make sure our economy does well and 4:59 they'll change legislation or print 5:01 money however they need to ensure we do 5:04 have money for the things that are 5:06 needed especially if it means they're 5:08 going to get votes so again the answer 5:10 to that question is social security 5:12 income going away no 5:15 but there is cause for concern so now 5:18 we have to understand what we should do 5:20 about it What Can I Do About This? 5:22 now before you go saying social security 5:24 is like a big pile of poo 5:27 there is something that you can do about 5:29 your social security income whether you 5:31 believe it's totally going away or you 5:33 do believe what i said and it's probably 5:35 not going away there's something that 5:36 all of us could and should be doing 5:39 let's go back to the conversation i had 5:40 with my son 5:41 remember the government isn't known for 5:44 managing money well but there are 5:46 investment managers money managers and 5:48 financial planners that do this for a 5:50 living and do it extremely well 5:52 so what should you do you need to take 5:54 action you need to do more than just 5:57 rely on your social security income can 6:00 you plan on social security income being 6:02 there is it going away i think you can 6:04 plan on that i think it should be a part 6:05 of your financial plan but i did tell my 6:08 son in that story i said son social 6:10 security income for the most part even 6:12 now today without the social security 6:15 going away or being diminished the 6:16 amount of money most people get isn't 6:19 really enough 6:20 they have to supplement it with savings 6:23 or investing that they had done in years 6:26 previous to that and that's what you 6:28 need to do 6:29 you need to make sure that you're 6:30 working with a wise and loving 6:32 investment advisor and talking to them 6:35 about your financial goals communicating 6:37 clearly hey this is the lifestyle that i 6:39 want when i retire 6:41 and let's go ahead and consider some 6:43 social security income 6:44 but 6:45 what do i need to do on top of that how 6:48 much do i need to be saving how much do 6:49 i need to be investing and for how long 6:51 do i need to be saving and investing 6:54 to have the income that i want 6:57 when i retire you guys to be honest with 6:59 you i'm not even sure social security 7:01 was designed to be the full retirement 7:04 plan or retirement income for people it 7:06 was probably more designed just to be a 7:08 supplemental thing like a safety measure 7:11 and as a result we should treat it as 7:12 that if all we're relying on is social 7:15 security income and we've got no other 7:17 plan outside of that we're going to be 7:19 in trouble 7:20 we need to be wise 7:21 but our wisest and probably our best 7:24 clients are the ones that when they do 7:26 retire they are having more income from 7:29 their saving and investment strategies 7:32 outside of the income that they have 7:34 with their social security income 7:37 look bottom line guys 7:39 make sure that you're saving you're 7:41 investing and you have a plan with a 7:42 wise and loving advisor 7:44 so that you can have peace and you can 7:46 have confidence about your retirement 7:48 income 7:48 social security income it's probably not 7:51 going anywhere but don't rely on it 7:53 don't allow it to be the only source of 7:55 income when you 7:56 retire so we should do what my son did Your Next Steps 8:01 after i had that conversation with him 8:04 he decided that he wanted to open up an 8:06 investment account and since then he's 8:08 been putting money in there like crazy 8:10 he got a gift from his grandpa 8:13 for christmas and what he did with that 8:15 is put 100 of it into his investment 8:17 account guys open up an investment 8:19 account talk with a wise and loving 8:21 advisor and start putting money away 8:23 just like my son Parker did write three full paragraphs in no more than 3 sentences each paragraph in a friendly tone summarizes what you learned. writing for 8th grade class
What an insightful and engaging story! Daniel's conversation with his son Parker Social Security income sheds light on important financial planning considerations. It is clear that while Social Security income is designed to provide support during, it should be viewed as a supplemental source of income rather than a sole reliance. Parker's decision to open an investment account and regularly contribute to it showcases proactive steps individuals can take to secure their financial future, demonstrating the importance diversifying income sources.
The video emphasizes the potential challenges faced by Social Security income by the year 2033 due to demographic shifts and fewer individuals contributing to the system. However, the assurance that Social Security income is unlikely to disappear completely is founded on understanding that politicians prioritize maintaining it to secure votes from older demographics. Despite these uncertainties, the central message is: taking a proactive approach towards financial planning and seeking guidance from professional advisors is vital for securing a stable retirement.
conclusion, the narrative underscores the importance of individuals being proactive about their financial future by engaging with investment advisors and developing a financial plan. This highlights the significance of saving and investing in addition to Social Security income, ensuring a secure and stable retirement. The example of Parker's decision to open an investment account serves as an inspiring model for taking proactive steps to secure one's financial future.
What is Social Security For? (Story Time)
0:40
and it's a question that people
0:42
genuinely have what's going to happen to
0:44
social security specifically their
0:46
social security income by a certain year
0:48
are we still going to have it do they
0:50
need to do something different and in
0:52
this video i'm going to help answer
0:53
those questions for you
0:55
i'd like to start with a story my son
0:58
parker he's 11 years old recently asked
1:00
me hey dad what's social security and i
1:03
thought to myself what kind of son am i
1:05
raising that's asking questions about
1:07
social security
1:09
at age 11.
1:10
and i said why do you ask he responded
1:13
with well i heard mimi and poppy his
1:14
grandparents talking about it so after
1:16
he responded with that i felt a little
1:18
bit more like a normal parent and i
1:20
began to explain to him that social
1:22
security means a lot of different things
1:24
but the specific thing that his
1:25
grandparents were talking about had to
1:27
do with the income they're receiving
1:29
from social security
1:31
i then asked him to explain to me the
1:33
difference between myself and his
1:36
grandparents we talked about a lot of
1:38
different things but one of the things
1:40
he mentioned is like well dad you're
1:42
stronger and faster and you can run and
1:43
jump and climb and they're older and
1:46
that was a really great example to
1:48
communicate yeah son when you're of a
1:50
certain age you'll earn more money but
1:53
as you age you may lose the ability to
1:56
earn that income and i continue to
1:57
explain to him that this produces a
2:00
problem
2:01
you see if you're not setting money
2:03
aside for your future during those prime
2:05
income earning years well when your
2:07
income is reduced or your income goes
2:09
away you won't have any money to live
2:11
off of you won't be able to maintain the
2:14
lifestyle that you've created for
2:15
yourself
2:16
and he's like oh yeah that sounds pretty
2:19
bad so i shared with him how social
2:21
security income is stepping in to help
2:23
fight that problem i told him that all
2:25
of us are paying into this social
2:28
security fund that's managed and run by
2:30
the government and then the government
2:32
when you reach a certain age will help
2:34
make sure that you do have an income so
2:36
that you can live his response was wow
2:39
that's really cool
2:40
i told him that it was cool on the
2:42
surface but there's some problems with
2:44
it i asked him how good do you think the
2:47
government is at managing people's money
2:50
he said i don't know i'm like can i be
2:52
honest with you
2:53
the government's not very good at
2:55
managing money at all
2:57
it's like but you guys are your company
2:59
is that's what you do you help people
3:00
with their investments and i said we
3:02
sure do bud and although what the
3:04
government is trying to do is
3:06
initially a good idea that they're
3:07
trying to help make sure people have
3:10
money at a certain age
3:12
the danger with it is if they don't do a
3:13
very good job maybe the money could run
3:15
out or other problems could arise and
3:18
we're kind of in that situation now
3:20
he asked well what do we do about this
3:22
dad
The Current State of Social Security
3:25
you see the statistics and the data out
3:27
there says that by the year 2033 there
3:30
could be some issues with the money
3:31
that's set aside for social security
3:33
income on top of that families aren't
3:35
having as many children and that means
3:39
less people are going to be paying into
3:41
social security look my mom was one of
3:44
nine i'm one of seven but i only have
3:47
three kids and the person behind the
3:48
camera daniel he has one and may not
3:51
have any more it's true and that's
3:53
becoming a trend in the united states
3:55
there's less kids and there's going to
3:57
be less people paying into social
3:59
security
4:00
there could be a problem
4:02
but there are some other truths some
4:04
other good things that can give us
4:06
confidence about social security income
4:09
and make what i said at the beginning of
What Do Politicians Want?
4:11
the video true it's probably not going
4:13
anywhere look no matter really what you
4:15
think about politicians we can all agree
4:18
that politicians want votes
4:20
it doesn't matter what side of the aisle
4:22
you're on
4:23
and who votes more than anyone else
4:26
older people people who are depending on
4:29
that social security income
4:31
so
4:32
if the republicans the democrats or any
4:34
politicians let social security income
4:39
go down go away under their watch it
4:42
would dramatically impact their ability
4:44
to earn votes later and based on what
4:47
we've seen through some recent economic
4:49
hardships whether it be the great
4:51
recession that we had or through some of
4:53
this coveted 19 stuff the government's
4:55
pretty much willing to do anything to
4:57
make sure our economy does well and
4:59
they'll change legislation or print
5:01
money however they need to ensure we do
5:04
have money for the things that are
5:06
needed especially if it means they're
5:08
going to get votes so again the answer
5:10
to that question is social security
5:12
income going away no
5:15
but there is cause for concern so now
5:18
we have to understand what we should do
5:20
about it
What Can I Do About This?
5:22
now before you go saying social security
5:24
is like a big pile of poo
5:27
there is something that you can do about
5:29
your social security income whether you
5:31
believe it's totally going away or you
5:33
do believe what i said and it's probably
5:35
not going away there's something that
5:36
all of us could and should be doing
5:39
let's go back to the conversation i had
5:40
with my son
5:41
remember the government isn't known for
5:44
managing money well but there are
5:46
investment managers money managers and
5:48
financial planners that do this for a
5:50
living and do it extremely well
5:52
so what should you do you need to take
5:54
action you need to do more than just
5:57
rely on your social security income can
6:00
you plan on social security income being
6:02
there is it going away i think you can
6:04
plan on that i think it should be a part
6:05
of your financial plan but i did tell my
6:08
son in that story i said son social
6:10
security income for the most part even
6:12
now today without the social security
6:15
going away or being diminished the
6:16
amount of money most people get isn't
6:19
really enough
6:20
they have to supplement it with savings
6:23
or investing that they had done in years
6:26
previous to that and that's what you
6:28
need to do
6:29
you need to make sure that you're
6:30
working with a wise and loving
6:32
investment advisor and talking to them
6:35
about your financial goals communicating
6:37
clearly hey this is the lifestyle that i
6:39
want when i retire
6:41
and let's go ahead and consider some
6:43
social security income
6:44
but
6:45
what do i need to do on top of that how
6:48
much do i need to be saving how much do
6:49
i need to be investing and for how long
6:51
do i need to be saving and investing
6:54
to have the income that i want
6:57
when i retire you guys to be honest with
6:59
you i'm not even sure social security
7:01
was designed to be the full retirement
7:04
plan or retirement income for people it
7:06
was probably more designed just to be a
7:08
supplemental thing like a safety measure
7:11
and as a result we should treat it as
7:12
that if all we're relying on is social
7:15
security income and we've got no other
7:17
plan outside of that we're going to be
7:19
in trouble
7:20
we need to be wise
7:21
but our wisest and probably our best
7:24
clients are the ones that when they do
7:26
retire they are having more income from
7:29
their saving and investment strategies
7:32
outside of the income that they have
7:34
with their social security income
7:37
look bottom line guys
7:39
make sure that you're saving you're
7:41
investing and you have a plan with a
7:42
wise and loving advisor
7:44
so that you can have peace and you can
7:46
have confidence about your retirement
7:48
income
7:48
social security income it's probably not
7:51
going anywhere but don't rely on it
7:53
don't allow it to be the only source of
7:55
income when you
7:56
retire so we should do what my son did
Your Next Steps
8:01
after i had that conversation with him
8:04
he decided that he wanted to open up an
8:06
investment account and since then he's
8:08
been putting money in there like crazy
8:10
he got a gift from his grandpa
8:13
for christmas and what he did with that
8:15
is put 100 of it into his investment
8:17
account guys open up an investment
8:19
account talk with a wise and loving
8:21
advisor and start putting money away
8:23
just like my son Parker did
write three full paragraphs in no more than 3 sentences each paragraph in a friendly tone summarizes what you learned.
write 3 paragraphs summary
In the insightful and heartwarming story shared about an 11-year-old's inquiry into Social Security, the skillfully explains the purpose of Social Security. This system primarily provides income support to individuals in their later years, offering financial assistance when earning potential diminishes with age. However, the protagonist highlights the potential facing Social Security, including the strain of an aging population and fewer individuals contributing to the fund due to declining birth rates. Nonetheless, there's an optimistic assertion that Social Security is unlikely to vanish entirely, given politicians' vested interest in appealing to older voters who heavily rely on this income.
The narrative artfully underscores the importance of taking proactive measures to secure a stable financial future, beyond relying solely on Social Security. It emphasizes necessity of working with experienced financial advisors to develop comprehensive retirement plans. The protagonist candidly stresses the need for individuals to save and invest wisely, acknowledging that Social Security was not designed be the sole source of retirement income. The underlying message resonates with prudence and responsibility, encouraging individuals to cultivate their financial by supplementing Social Security with prudent saving and investment strategies.
The narrative culminates with a heartwarming example of the protagonist's son, Parker, became inspired to open an investment account after learning about the importance of financial planning. This serves a poignant call to action for all individuals, urging them to emulate Parker's proactive approach by working with caring advisors, diligently saving and investing in their future. The touching transformation of an 11-year-old's financial awareness underscores the narrative's key takeaway that each has the power to safeguard their financial security with thoughtful planning and action.
What is Social Security For? (Story Time) 0:40 and it's a question that people 0:42 genuinely have what's going to happen to 0:44 social security specifically their 0:46 social security income by a certain year 0:48 are we still going to have it do they 0:50 need to do something different and in 0:52 this video i'm going to help answer 0:53 those questions for you 0:55 i'd like to start with a story my son 0:58 parker he's 11 years old recently asked 1:00 me hey dad what's social security and i 1:03 thought to myself what kind of son am i 1:05 raising that's asking questions about 1:07 social security 1:09 at age 11. 1:10 and i said why do you ask he responded 1:13 with well i heard mimi and poppy his 1:14 grandparents talking about it so after 1:16 he responded with that i felt a little 1:18 bit more like a normal parent and i 1:20 began to explain to him that social 1:22 security means a lot of different things 1:24 but the specific thing that his 1:25 grandparents were talking about had to 1:27 do with the income they're receiving 1:29 from social security 1:31 i then asked him to explain to me the 1:33 difference between myself and his 1:36 grandparents we talked about a lot of 1:38 different things but one of the things 1:40 he mentioned is like well dad you're 1:42 stronger and faster and you can run and 1:43 jump and climb and they're older and 1:46 that was a really great example to 1:48 communicate yeah son when you're of a 1:50 certain age you'll earn more money but 1:53 as you age you may lose the ability to 1:56 earn that income and i continue to 1:57 explain to him that this produces a 2:00 problem 2:01 you see if you're not setting money 2:03 aside for your future during those prime 2:05 income earning years well when your 2:07 income is reduced or your income goes 2:09 away you won't have any money to live 2:11 off of you won't be able to maintain the 2:14 lifestyle that you've created for 2:15 yourself 2:16 and he's like oh yeah that sounds pretty 2:19 bad so i shared with him how social 2:21 security income is stepping in to help 2:23 fight that problem i told him that all 2:25 of us are paying into this social 2:28 security fund that's managed and run by 2:30 the government and then the government 2:32 when you reach a certain age will help 2:34 make sure that you do have an income so 2:36 that you can live his response was wow 2:39 that's really cool 2:40 i told him that it was cool on the 2:42 surface but there's some problems with 2:44 it i asked him how good do you think the 2:47 government is at managing people's money 2:50 he said i don't know i'm like can i be 2:52 honest with you 2:53 the government's not very good at 2:55 managing money at all 2:57 it's like but you guys are your company 2:59 is that's what you do you help people 3:00 with their investments and i said we 3:02 sure do bud and although what the 3:04 government is trying to do is 3:06 initially a good idea that they're 3:07 trying to help make sure people have 3:10 money at a certain age 3:12 the danger with it is if they don't do a 3:13 very good job maybe the money could run 3:15 out or other problems could arise and 3:18 we're kind of in that situation now 3:20 he asked well what do we do about this 3:22 dad The Current State of Social Security 3:25 you see the statistics and the data out 3:27 there says that by the year 2033 there 3:30 could be some issues with the money 3:31 that's set aside for social security 3:33 income on top of that families aren't 3:35 having as many children and that means 3:39 less people are going to be paying into 3:41 social security look my mom was one of 3:44 nine i'm one of seven but i only have 3:47 three kids and the person behind the 3:48 camera daniel he has one and may not 3:51 have any more it's true and that's 3:53 becoming a trend in the united states 3:55 there's less kids and there's going to 3:57 be less people paying into social 3:59 security 4:00 there could be a problem 4:02 but there are some other truths some 4:04 other good things that can give us 4:06 confidence about social security income 4:09 and make what i said at the beginning of What Do Politicians Want? 4:11 the video true it's probably not going 4:13 anywhere look no matter really what you 4:15 think about politicians we can all agree 4:18 that politicians want votes 4:20 it doesn't matter what side of the aisle 4:22 you're on 4:23 and who votes more than anyone else 4:26 older people people who are depending on 4:29 that social security income 4:31 so 4:32 if the republicans the democrats or any 4:34 politicians let social security income 4:39 go down go away under their watch it 4:42 would dramatically impact their ability 4:44 to earn votes later and based on what 4:47 we've seen through some recent economic 4:49 hardships whether it be the great 4:51 recession that we had or through some of 4:53 this coveted 19 stuff the government's 4:55 pretty much willing to do anything to 4:57 make sure our economy does well and 4:59 they'll change legislation or print 5:01 money however they need to ensure we do 5:04 have money for the things that are 5:06 needed especially if it means they're 5:08 going to get votes so again the answer 5:10 to that question is social security 5:12 income going away no 5:15 but there is cause for concern so now 5:18 we have to understand what we should do 5:20 about it What Can I Do About This? 5:22 now before you go saying social security 5:24 is like a big pile of poo 5:27 there is something that you can do about 5:29 your social security income whether you 5:31 believe it's totally going away or you 5:33 do believe what i said and it's probably 5:35 not going away there's something that 5:36 all of us could and should be doing 5:39 let's go back to the conversation i had 5:40 with my son 5:41 remember the government isn't known for 5:44 managing money well but there are 5:46 investment managers money managers and 5:48 financial planners that do this for a 5:50 living and do it extremely well 5:52 so what should you do you need to take 5:54 action you need to do more than just 5:57 rely on your social security income can 6:00 you plan on social security income being 6:02 there is it going away i think you can 6:04 plan on that i think it should be a part 6:05 of your financial plan but i did tell my 6:08 son in that story i said son social 6:10 security income for the most part even 6:12 now today without the social security 6:15 going away or being diminished the 6:16 amount of money most people get isn't 6:19 really enough 6:20 they have to supplement it with savings 6:23 or investing that they had done in years 6:26 previous to that and that's what you 6:28 need to do 6:29 you need to make sure that you're 6:30 working with a wise and loving 6:32 investment advisor and talking to them 6:35 about your financial goals communicating 6:37 clearly hey this is the lifestyle that i 6:39 want when i retire 6:41 and let's go ahead and consider some 6:43 social security income 6:44 but 6:45 what do i need to do on top of that how 6:48 much do i need to be saving how much do 6:49 i need to be investing and for how long 6:51 do i need to be saving and investing 6:54 to have the income that i want 6:57 when i retire you guys to be honest with 6:59 you i'm not even sure social security 7:01 was designed to be the full retirement 7:04 plan or retirement income for people it 7:06 was probably more designed just to be a 7:08 supplemental thing like a safety measure 7:11 and as a result we should treat it as 7:12 that if all we're relying on is social 7:15 security income and we've got no other 7:17 plan outside of that we're going to be 7:19 in trouble 7:20 we need to be wise 7:21 but our wisest and probably our best 7:24 clients are the ones that when they do 7:26 retire they are having more income from 7:29 their saving and investment strategies 7:32 outside of the income that they have 7:34 with their social security income 7:37 look bottom line guys 7:39 make sure that you're saving you're 7:41 investing and you have a plan with a 7:42 wise and loving advisor 7:44 so that you can have peace and you can 7:46 have confidence about your retirement 7:48 income 7:48 social security income it's probably not 7:51 going anywhere but don't rely on it 7:53 don't allow it to be the only source of 7:55 income when you 7:56 retire so we should do what my son did Your Next Steps 8:01 after i had that conversation with him 8:04 he decided that he wanted to open up an 8:06 investment account and since then he's 8:08 been putting money in there like crazy 8:10 he got a gift from his grandpa 8:13 for christmas and what he did with that 8:15 is put 100 of it into his investment 8:17 account guys open up an investment 8:19 account talk with a wise and loving 8:21 advisor and start putting money away 8:23 just like my son Parker did write three full paragraphs summary for 8th grade
In the video, the concept of Social Security income is explored through a heartfelt story shared by the speaker with his 11-year-old son. The essence of Social Security income is defined as a system where individuals pay into a fund managed by the government, and in return, the government provides income support during retirement years. The video expresses concerns about the sustainability of Social Security income due to potential future financial challenges, such as a decrease in the number of individuals contributing to the system and the possibility of funding issues by the year 2033.
Moreover, it is conveyed that politicians have a vested interest in maintaining Social Security income due to its impact on older voters. Despite the challenges highlighted, the video emphasizes the importance of taking proactive steps to secure financial well-being, such as working with skilled investment advisors, developing a comprehensive financial plan, and not solely relying on Social Security income for retirement.
In conclusion, the video advocates for personal responsibility in planning for retirement by investing and saving wisely. The speaker's son's decision to open an investment account and contribute to it reflects the importance of taking proactive steps towards financial security, echoing the advice for viewers to seek professional advice and start saving for retirement at an early age.
What is Social Security For? (Story Time) 0:40 and it's a question that people 0:42 genuinely have what's going to happen to 0:44 social security specifically their 0:46 social security income by a certain year 0:48 are we still going to have it do they 0:50 need to do something different and in 0:52 this video i'm going to help answer 0:53 those questions for you 0:55 i'd like to start with a story my son 0:58 parker he's 11 years old recently asked 1:00 me hey dad what's social security and i 1:03 thought to myself what kind of son am i 1:05 raising that's asking questions about 1:07 social security 1:09 at age 11. 1:10 and i said why do you ask he responded 1:13 with well i heard mimi and poppy his 1:14 grandparents talking about it so after 1:16 he responded with that i felt a little 1:18 bit more like a normal parent and i 1:20 began to explain to him that social 1:22 security means a lot of different things 1:24 but the specific thing that his 1:25 grandparents were talking about had to 1:27 do with the income they're receiving 1:29 from social security 1:31 i then asked him to explain to me the 1:33 difference between myself and his 1:36 grandparents we talked about a lot of 1:38 different things but one of the things 1:40 he mentioned is like well dad you're 1:42 stronger and faster and you can run and 1:43 jump and climb and they're older and 1:46 that was a really great example to 1:48 communicate yeah son when you're of a 1:50 certain age you'll earn more money but 1:53 as you age you may lose the ability to 1:56 earn that income and i continue to 1:57 explain to him that this produces a 2:00 problem 2:01 you see if you're not setting money 2:03 aside for your future during those prime 2:05 income earning years well when your 2:07 income is reduced or your income goes 2:09 away you won't have any money to live 2:11 off of you won't be able to maintain the 2:14 lifestyle that you've created for 2:15 yourself 2:16 and he's like oh yeah that sounds pretty 2:19 bad so i shared with him how social 2:21 security income is stepping in to help 2:23 fight that problem i told him that all 2:25 of us are paying into this social 2:28 security fund that's managed and run by 2:30 the government and then the government 2:32 when you reach a certain age will help 2:34 make sure that you do have an income so 2:36 that you can live his response was wow 2:39 that's really cool 2:40 i told him that it was cool on the 2:42 surface but there's some problems with 2:44 it i asked him how good do you think the 2:47 government is at managing people's money 2:50 he said i don't know i'm like can i be 2:52 honest with you 2:53 the government's not very good at 2:55 managing money at all 2:57 it's like but you guys are your company 2:59 is that's what you do you help people 3:00 with their investments and i said we 3:02 sure do bud and although what the 3:04 government is trying to do is 3:06 initially a good idea that they're 3:07 trying to help make sure people have 3:10 money at a certain age 3:12 the danger with it is if they don't do a 3:13 very good job maybe the money could run 3:15 out or other problems could arise and 3:18 we're kind of in that situation now 3:20 he asked well what do we do about this 3:22 dad The Current State of Social Security 3:25 you see the statistics and the data out 3:27 there says that by the year 2033 there 3:30 could be some issues with the money 3:31 that's set aside for social security 3:33 income on top of that families aren't 3:35 having as many children and that means 3:39 less people are going to be paying into 3:41 social security look my mom was one of 3:44 nine i'm one of seven but i only have 3:47 three kids and the person behind the 3:48 camera daniel he has one and may not 3:51 have any more it's true and that's 3:53 becoming a trend in the united states 3:55 there's less kids and there's going to 3:57 be less people paying into social 3:59 security 4:00 there could be a problem 4:02 but there are some other truths some 4:04 other good things that can give us 4:06 confidence about social security income 4:09 and make what i said at the beginning of What Do Politicians Want? 4:11 the video true it's probably not going 4:13 anywhere look no matter really what you 4:15 think about politicians we can all agree 4:18 that politicians want votes 4:20 it doesn't matter what side of the aisle 4:22 you're on 4:23 and who votes more than anyone else 4:26 older people people who are depending on 4:29 that social security income 4:31 so 4:32 if the republicans the democrats or any 4:34 politicians let social security income 4:39 go down go away under their watch it 4:42 would dramatically impact their ability 4:44 to earn votes later and based on what 4:47 we've seen through some recent economic 4:49 hardships whether it be the great 4:51 recession that we had or through some of 4:53 this coveted 19 stuff the government's 4:55 pretty much willing to do anything to 4:57 make sure our economy does well and 4:59 they'll change legislation or print 5:01 money however they need to ensure we do 5:04 have money for the things that are 5:06 needed especially if it means they're 5:08 going to get votes so again the answer 5:10 to that question is social security 5:12 income going away no 5:15 but there is cause for concern so now 5:18 we have to understand what we should do 5:20 about it What Can I Do About This? 5:22 now before you go saying social security 5:24 is like a big pile of poo 5:27 there is something that you can do about 5:29 your social security income whether you 5:31 believe it's totally going away or you 5:33 do believe what i said and it's probably 5:35 not going away there's something that 5:36 all of us could and should be doing 5:39 let's go back to the conversation i had 5:40 with my son 5:41 remember the government isn't known for 5:44 managing money well but there are 5:46 investment managers money managers and 5:48 financial planners that do this for a 5:50 living and do it extremely well 5:52 so what should you do you need to take 5:54 action you need to do more than just 5:57 rely on your social security income can 6:00 you plan on social security income being 6:02 there is it going away i think you can 6:04 plan on that i think it should be a part 6:05 of your financial plan but i did tell my 6:08 son in that story i said son social 6:10 security income for the most part even 6:12 now today without the social security 6:15 going away or being diminished the 6:16 amount of money most people get isn't 6:19 really enough 6:20 they have to supplement it with savings 6:23 or investing that they had done in years 6:26 previous to that and that's what you 6:28 need to do 6:29 you need to make sure that you're 6:30 working with a wise and loving 6:32 investment advisor and talking to them 6:35 about your financial goals communicating 6:37 clearly hey this is the lifestyle that i 6:39 want when i retire 6:41 and let's go ahead and consider some 6:43 social security income 6:44 but 6:45 what do i need to do on top of that how 6:48 much do i need to be saving how much do 6:49 i need to be investing and for how long 6:51 do i need to be saving and investing 6:54 to have the income that i want 6:57 when i retire you guys to be honest with 6:59 you i'm not even sure social security 7:01 was designed to be the full retirement 7:04 plan or retirement income for people it 7:06 was probably more designed just to be a 7:08 supplemental thing like a safety measure 7:11 and as a result we should treat it as 7:12 that if all we're relying on is social 7:15 security income and we've got no other 7:17 plan outside of that we're going to be 7:19 in trouble 7:20 we need to be wise 7:21 but our wisest and probably our best 7:24 clients are the ones that when they do 7:26 retire they are having more income from 7:29 their saving and investment strategies 7:32 outside of the income that they have 7:34 with their social security income 7:37 look bottom line guys 7:39 make sure that you're saving you're 7:41 investing and you have a plan with a 7:42 wise and loving advisor 7:44 so that you can have peace and you can 7:46 have confidence about your retirement 7:48 income 7:48 social security income it's probably not 7:51 going anywhere but don't rely on it 7:53 don't allow it to be the only source of 7:55 income when you 7:56 retire so we should do what my son did Your Next Steps 8:01 after i had that conversation with him 8:04 he decided that he wanted to open up an 8:06 investment account and since then he's 8:08 been putting money in there like crazy 8:10 he got a gift from his grandpa 8:13 for christmas and what he did with that 8:15 is put 100 of it into his investment 8:17 account guys open up an investment 8:19 account talk with a wise and loving 8:21 advisor and start putting money away 8:23 just like my son Parker did write three full paragraphs summary for 5th grade
Social Security is a government program that provides income to people when reach a certain age or are unable to work due to a disability. This income is meant to support individuals in maintaining their standard of living and essential expenses. The program is funded by contributions from workers and their employers throughout their working years. However, concerns have raised about the sustainability of Social Security due to factors such as an aging population and fewer people paying into the system. While there are uncertainties about the future of Social Security, it's important for individuals to consider additional financial planning, such as saving and investing, to supplement their retirement income.
The video shares a story about a father explaining Social Security to his son. The father highlights the potential limitations of relying solely on Social Security income for retirement. He encourages people to consider working with financial advisors to develop a comprehensive plan that includes saving,, and considering Social Security as a supplemental form of income. The son in the story, inspired by the conversation, decides to open an investment account and saving money for his future. This story serves as a reminder to everyone, including 5th grad, to consider taking proactive steps in planning for their financial future, beyond relying solely on Social Security income.
In summary, Social Security is a government program that provides income to individuals when they reach a certain age or face disability. While there are concerns about its long-term sustainability, it's important to consider additional financial planning, such as saving and investing, to supplement retirement income. The story of the father and his son illustrates the importance of taking proactive steps in planning for the future, beyond relying solely on Social Security income.