Ben Kunes Achieves NSSA® Advisor Certificate
Ben is Qualified to Help Retirees Select the Best Strategy to Maximize Their Social Security Benefits
Ben Kunes with Safe Money Retirement Group LLC, and Host of the “Retirement and Income Radio Show” on The Big 550 – KTRS in St. Louis, Missouri, has achieved National Social Security Advisor certificate from the National Social Security Association LLC in Cincinnati.
The NSSA certificate promotes advanced Social Security education, providing Ben Kunes with the knowledge to counsel clients on the best way to claim Social Security benefits to optimize lifetime Social Security income.
Ben Kunes of St. Louis, specializes in strategies that assist his clients in achieving safety, security, growth without market risk, and lifetime income. As host of the Retirement and Income Radio Show, Ben enjoys working with his clients from all walks of life, securing their financial future as they prepare for retirement.
The National Social Security Advisor certificate program, created by CPA’s, Marc Kiner, and Jim Blair, both 35-year veterans of the Social Security Association, prepares professional advisors for the myriad of questions that their clients are asking. Also, with this training, advisors can guide their clients through the many Social Security options that are available. NSSA advisors are uniquely qualified to help the growing numbers of baby boomers. The program is the gold standard in Social Security certification and training in the nation.
With 10,000 Baby Boomers turning 65 each day in the U.S., Kiner and Blair believe that advisors must be educated regarding Social Security. There are 76 million Baby Boomers nationwide. Boomers are folks born between 1946 and 1964.
“For more and more people, Social Security is going to provide an important part of their retirement income,” said Blair. “NSSA advisors are passionate about helping retirees optimize their benefits over the rest of their lives.”
For more information about Ben
Safe Money Retirement Group Website
314-740-6278.
