Are you worried that your Social Security check might not be correct? Or are you planning to file for benefits soon? And I'm wondering if you're making the right decision. I could tell you one thing the government is not. They are definitely not forgiving. If you make a mistake the first time, you might have to live with that for the rest of your life. Up until now, you've pretty much had two options to get the resources and the information you need to make a correct decision. Number one is you just call Social Security Administration. And unfortunately, nowadays, it's very difficult to get through. And if you go to a local office, the lines are pretty much out the door. And there's also a lot of new employees at the Social Security Administration. And training there takes a couple of years and you just might get incorrect information. How do I know? I ran the third busiest Social Security Administration office in the country. And I recently retired before I worked for the Social Security Administration. I worked for a Department of Social Services. And many moons ago, I was a sergeant in the Marine Corps. So I've spent most of my adult life in the bureaucracy. So I know how it works and unfortunately how it doesn't work. Another option people often use to get the information they need is to go online. There's a lot of websites and social media videos out there that give you information on all things Social Security. While many of them can be rather entertaining, a lot of them are providing misinformation, inaccurate information, incomplete information. Some of these organizations online in other places have a little certificate that says they're Social Security experts or advisors. It's basically a company that provides a couple of days of online training. And then for a few hundred or a few thousand dollars for some of them, they give you a cute little certificate to show everybody that you're an expert. And Social Security policies over 20,000 pages and just can't get that in a few hours. In my long career, I've processed and overseeing the adjudication of hundreds of thousands of claims, retirement, disability, Medicare survivor benefits, Medicaid, TANF. So because so many people need help making the right decision and making sure they are getting their benefits correctly, I've decided to come out of retirement. And over the last year, I've been making hundreds of videos on all things Social Security. And my videos also include hundreds of insider tips, tricks, and secrets that you really can't get from Social Security employees. Number one is because they can't tell you or they won't tell you those tips, tricks, or secrets for whatever reason. And those particular tips, tricks, and secrets, you can't really find on any social media, YouTuber, videos out there because those people just don't have the inside experience. I'm also hosting live sessions on YouTube at least once a week for your particular questions and concerns. Whether you need help now or you think someone you know needs help in the future, please subscribe to my channel. And that way, if you don't have a question now, you can find me in the future when you or someone you know does have a question or concern and they can have a reputable source to go to to get correct information.