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CRPC - MODULE 3 QUIZ AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
A worker's primary insurance amount (PIA) D
is the amount they receive from Social
Security
A)
in their first year of retirement, regardless
of age.
B)
as a survivor benefit.
C)
at age 62.
D)
if he or she began payments at full
retirement age.
For a worker whose full retirement age is D
66 or later, the annual delayed retirement
credit percentage for the years you delay
receipt of benefits beyond (FRA) is
A)
5%.
B)
32%.
C)
6%.
D)
8%.
Delaying receipt of benefits (for example C
until age 70) will result in all of the
following except
A)
receipt of delayed retirement credits.
B)
higher annual cost-of-living adjustments.
C)
permanently reduced benefit amount.
D)
larger survivor benefits for the surviving
spouse.
Ann has reached her full retirement age D
(FRA). She can elect to receive $1,000 now,
or delay receipt by two years. She expects
to live until age 90. Ignoring outside
factors, when should she begin her
benefits?
A)
Not enough information to determine
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B)
Now, at FRA
C)
Split the difference and delay for one year
D)
Two years from now
Michael, a 62-year-old single man, is B
considering beginning his Social Security
benefits to supplement his income of
$18,000 per year. How much will he lose in
Social Security benefits due to the earned
income restrictions?
A)
$1 for every $2 earned
B)
$0
C)
$1 for every $3 earned
D)
$1 for every $4 earned
If provisional income exceeds all the B
thresholds given, then a maximum of
________of Social Security benefits are
subject to taxation.
A)
37%
B)
85%
C)
20%
D)
50%
Brent and Carol are married and file jointly. D
They have an AGI of $70,000 and they
receive a combined Social Security benefit
of $15,000. They have no tax-exempt
income. What is the maximum percentage
of their Social Security benefit that will be
subject to taxation?
A)
0%
B)
50%
C)
100%
D)
85%
Spousal retirement benefits can be claimed C
as early as age______.
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CRPC - MODULE 3 QUIZ AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
A worker's primary insurance amount (PIA) D
is the amount they receive from Social
Security
A)
in their first year of retirement, regardless
of age.
B)
as a survivor benefit.
C)
at age 62.
D)
if he or she began payments at full
retirement age.
For a worker whose full retirement age is D
66 or later, the annual delayed retirement
credit percentage for the years you delay
receipt of benefits beyond (FRA) is
A)
5%.
B)
32%.
C)
6%.
D)
8%.
Delaying receipt of benefits (for example C
until age 70) will result in all of the
following except
A)
receipt of delayed retirement credits.
B)
higher annual cost-of-living adjustments.
C)
permanently reduced benefit amount.
D)
larger survivor benefits for the surviving
spouse.
Ann has reached her full retirement age D
(FRA). She can elect to receive $1,000 now,
or delay receipt by two years. She expects
to live until age 90. Ignoring outside
factors, when should she begin her
benefits?
A)
Not enough information to determine
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B)
Now, at FRA
C)
Split the difference and delay for one year
D)
Two years from now
Michael, a 62-year-old single man, is B
considering beginning his Social Security
benefits to supplement his income of
$18,000 per year. How much will he lose in
Social Security benefits due to the earned
income restrictions?
A)
$1 for every $2 earned
B)
$0
C)
$1 for every $3 earned
D)
$1 for every $4 earned
If provisional income exceeds all the B
thresholds given, then a maximum of
________of Social Security benefits are
subject to taxation.
A)
37%
B)
85%
C)
20%
D)
50%
Brent and Carol are married and file jointly. D
They have an AGI of $70,000 and they
receive a combined Social Security benefit
of $15,000. They have no tax-exempt
income. What is the maximum percentage
of their Social Security benefit that will be
subject to taxation?
A)
0%
B)
50%
C)
100%
D)
85%
Spousal retirement benefits can be claimed C
as early as age______.
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