Retirement Specialist Cindy Schneiderman Featured on National CNBC Broadcast of "Moving America Forward" with Tom Hegna
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CHICAGO - illiNews -- Cindy Schneiderman, founder of  Never Ending Retirement and Schneiderman & Associates, recently sat down with renowned economist, author, and television host Tom Hegna for an interview on the nationally televised program "Moving America Forward" to discuss how she helps individuals prepare for retirement and create dependable lifetime income regardless of market conditions.

The upcoming segment is scheduled to air nationally on CNBC on Saturday, June 13 at 10:00 a.m. EST as sponsored programming designed to promote financial awareness across America.

Schneiderman has spent more than 20 years in the financial services industry helping individuals and families navigate retirement income planning, tax-efficient financial strategies, and Social Security optimization. She is widely recognized for her educational approach and commitment to helping retirees develop customized income strategies designed to provide long-term financial confidence and stability.

A recognized leader in retirement income and tax planning, Schneiderman specializes in helping clients maximize Social Security benefits by evaluating spousal and survivor options and identifying the most advantageous age to begin collecting benefits. Her work focuses on helping retirees avoid costly filing mistakes while strengthening lifetime retirement income.

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"Understanding Social Security benefits can be incredibly complicated," said Schneiderman during the interview. "Deciding when and how to claim benefits is one of the most important financial decisions retirees will ever make."

According to retirement industry studies, many Americans unknowingly leave substantial Social Security income unclaimed because filing decisions are not optimized for their personal circumstances. Strategic retirement planning can potentially help married couples maximize lifetime benefits while improving overall retirement security.

During the interview, Schneiderman also discusses broader retirement planning concepts including guaranteed lifetime income strategies, reducing exposure to market volatility, and preparing financially for longer life expectancy in an uncertain economy.

Viewers are invited to watch a preview clip of Schneiderman's interview ahead of its national television broadcast on CNBC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ksm3UmXcgZA



For more information about Cindy Schneiderman and Never Ending Retirement visit:  https://www.neverendingretirement.com/.

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Tom Hegna, CLU, ChFC, CASL, is one of the nation's leading retirement income educators. A former Senior Executive Officer at New York Life, retired Lieutenant Colonel, economist, and nationally recognized speaker, Hegna has delivered more than 5,000 retirement seminars and is widely regarded as one of the foremost experts in retirement income planning.

"Moving America Forward" is nationally recognized for spotlighting entrepreneurs, innovators, business leaders, and change makers whose work positively impact communities throughout the United States. Previously hosted by William Shatner, the program combines in-depth studio interviews with on-location storytelling to create educational and inspiring television content for audiences nationwide and internationally.