Social Security Seminar
Keiser University
9400 SW Discovery Wy, Port St. Lucie, FL 34987
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Dan Dixon
Social Security Expert / Founder at DKAC Retirement
What You Will Learn
During this 60 - 90 minute session, you will gain essential insights into:
The 21% Benefits Reduction Coming in 2033
We don’t see anyone discussing this very real and drastic change to benefits that has been coming for over 20 years.
1,500+ Ways A Couple Can File For Social Security
Social Security filing is extremely unique. To “just file” is to harm potentially harm your spouse’s income in the future.
Early vs. Delayed Claiming
Discover the long-term income tradeoffs—and why waiting may be worth more than you think.
How Politics Will Impact Your Benefit
The very real threat to your benefit that comes from letting the news influence how you file for your benefit.
Spousal, Divorce, and Survivor Benefits
Understand how to claim benefits based on a current or former spouse—and what remarriage means for your eligibility.
How to Avoid Bad Advice
See real-world examples of how generic filing tips can cost you tens of thousands over your retirement.
2025 Social Security Changes
Get clear on the real updates: COLA increases, WEP elimination, FRA milestones, and enhanced SSA login security.
Coordinating with Other Retirement Income
Explore how pensions, IRAs, and annuities interact with your Social Security—and how to build a smart income plan.
Attend an Educational Seminar for Future and Current Retirees
Deciding when and how to claim Social Security benefits is one of the most critical financial decisions you will make as you approach retirement.
Claiming benefits without a clear understanding of the system’s complexities can significantly and permanently reduce your lifetime income—and potentially that of your spouse.
This complimentary seminar is designed to provide clarity on recent changes, filing strategies, legislative impacts, and the integration of Social Security within a broader retirement income plan. Our focus is education—not sales.
You deserve to retire happy.
Frequently Asked Questions...
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Who is this seminar for?
If you are thinking about how you should file your Social Security benefits, this seminar is for you. The SSA doesn’t like do-overs, and the wrong filing strategy (or a lack of one) can risk hundreds of thousands in benefits over your lifetime.
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Is there a sales pitch?
No. The seminar is strictly professional, as we do not promote, work with, or accept professionals who intend to “sell” to attendees. Business cards and additional contact information may be shared; however, our goal is to provide you with the necessary information for a more informed retirement decision.
We want as many people as possible to attend AND understand their Social Security benefit options. We’d love it if you’d bring a guest.
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How long is the seminar?
Approximately 60 to 90 minutes, including time for questions.
We recommend having some prepared, situational questions on Social Security. There is a lot of misinformation on this topic, so we recommend using your questions to dispel some fear based on things you’ve heard.
Who Will Be Presenting?
Our seminars are led by local industry professionals—including CPAs, financial advisors, and attorneys—who specialize in retirement income planning.
All presenters are qualified to explain the complexities of Social Security and its role in a comprehensive retirement strategy.
Presenters may provide their contact information for follow-up questions, but there is no obligation to engage their services.
This seminar is strictly educational.
Bonus for Attendees
Each attendee will receive a complimentary Social Security Maximization Report—a personalized resource to further guide your retirement planning.
Take Control of Your Retirement Income
Do not leave your future to guesswork or outdated advice. Join us for a clear, comprehensive look at the opportunities—and risks—you need to know when navigating Social Security decisions.
