Yolanda York's Contributions

Jan 28 – On today’s edition of Lifetime income, Jim Puplava interviews Yolanda York about understanding Social Security benefits. Yolanda is a Public Affairs Specialist for the Social Security Administration and has a...

Oct 9 – 85% of all survivors receiving Social Security are women because women tend to live longer. On today’s edition of Lifetime income, Jim Puplava interviews Yolanda York about Social Security from a female perspective. Yolanda is a Public Affairs...

Apr 17 – Financial Sense Newshour interviews Yolanda York, Social Security Public Affairs Director for San Diego County, to discuss “everything you need to know about Social Security and Medicare,” including income levels and tax implications,

Nov 14 – If you need to apply for Social Security or Medicare, or plan on doing so at some point in the not-too-distant future, Yolanda York at the Social Security Administration explains the steps you need to make, when and at what age...

Mar 7 – Yolanda York at the Social Security Administration joins us to discuss the most important issues woman face when it comes to Social Security. For example, what happens if you get a divorce, become a widow or...

Oct 25 – If you need to apply for Social Security or Medicare, or plan on doing so at some point in the not-too-distant future, Yolanda York at the Social Security Administration explains the steps you need to make and common mistakes...

Jul 12 – Jim welcomes back Yolanda York, Social Security Public Affairs Director. Jim and Yolanda cover a number of important issues regarding Social Security coverage and eligibility. Some of the topics include when to file for Social Security...

Oct 27th – This week Jim and John address one of the greatest fears for those in or nearing retirement; outliving one’s assets, or “dying broke”. This is a much more complex subject today, given the current era of financial repression and 0% interest rates, as well as an extremely deep recession and two bear markets within a decade.

In a special reprise edition of The Lifetime Income Series, Jim and Cathlyn discuss a problem more retirees are facing today; outliving one’s assets. This is a potentially huge issue for the Baby Boom generation, which is expected to live longer than any previous generation.

This week Jim and Cathlyn discuss a problem more retirees are facing today; outliving one’s assets. This is a potentially huge issue for the Baby Boom generation, which is expected to live longer than any previous generation. One aspect often ignored in retirement budgets is medical expenses, which figure to only go higher in the future.

Last week Jim and Cathlyn covered the basics of a comprehensive financial plan. In order to answer inquiries about different portions of the plan, this week Jim and Cathlyn will focus in on some common goals many people have, and help walk you through financial strategies to achieve those goals.

Jun 10 – This week Jim and Cathlyn discuss strategies to reduce or eliminate a significant expense in retirement; your tax bill. Some of the topics covered include moving to a state with very low or no tax, as well as the different kinds of...

Jan 14 – This week on the Lifetime Income Series, Jim looks at what is a realistic annual rate of return on your retirement investments. With annuity rates low, as well as all fixed income at very low yields, Jim discusses what is...

In this week’s Lifetime Income Series, Jim looks at three different topics. In “Bad News For Junior” Jim discusses the reports that say Baby Boomers will continue to spend on their lifestyle into old age, thus leaving less for their children.