Could you use a local expert who is specifically certified in Social Security retirement planning via a unique certification from the largest Social Security advisory organization, NARSSA? If so, I was wondering if I could be an expert source for you and if you'd be up for an introductory call or meeting with me to learn more about how I can be of value to any reporting your publication does on Social Security. 

My name is Christina Woodling and I’m what is known as a Registered Social Security Analyst, which carries with it a very unique certification that means I’ve been specifically educated, trained and tested to become an expert when it comes to helping Americans maximize their Social Security benefits. Please see the Kiplinger feature story below for more details. Similar to a CPA or Certified Financial Planner, I’m a certified Social Security analyst that specializes in the 2,700+ benefit rules for Social Security. Can I be an expert source for you? I can also share some story ideas for consideration about Social Security, too. 

Some more context about what an RSSA is. Last April one of the top personal finance publications, Kiplinger, published an in-depth (and earned) standalone feature story about the RSSA certification and how individuals like myself are becoming increasingly helpful nowadays as the Social Security Administration cuts back on services as well as the Social Security trust fund projected to be insolvent by 2033. Below is a link to the Kiplinger article.

https://www.kiplinger.com/retirement/social-security/registered-social-security-analystNARSSA is the national organization that oversees the RSSA certification. 

Again, if I can be of any assistance related to Social Security related stories you’re planning, please let me know.

Regards,

Christina Woodling

Five Star Freedom Group