Donald Jay Korn

Under Social Security's current rules, any amount of earnings after age 66 won't reduce lifetime payouts.

If clients are still working, starting Social Security before age 66 may cause even further reductions in their current benefits. But there are instances when it make sense to claim early.

The ssa.gov website offers several tools for advisors and clients to project retirement income.

Once clients have a realistic idea of what to expect, advisors can help them reach a target number for retirement savings.

After a 6-year bull run, many client portfolios have grown nicely. But cashing out -- or even rebalancing -- may have a downside. See how these advisors are working to minimize the pain.