Maya Voss
For women planning retirement

Retire on a plan, not a guess.

Plain-English guides for women within about 10 years of retiring: will your money last, when to claim Social Security, health insurance until 65 and Medicare, and a Plan B if work ends early. Any job, any state.

Get the free Social Security check See the Just In Case Binder
Maya Voss, silver bob and linen shirt, smiling in a bright kitchen
"Will my money last?""Maybe one more year.""What if they let me go at 58?"

If you've said something like that, you're in the right place.

How it works

Three steps from worry to a plan

1

Find your real numbers

Your full retirement age, your earnings record, and what Social Security pays you at 62, 67 and 70. From your own Statement, in 10 minutes, free.

2

Make the whole plan

Your monthly gap, how many years your savings cover it, health insurance until 65, Medicare deadlines and a Plan B. One weekend, on paper.

3

Decide calmly

When to go and when to claim, based on your numbers, not a headline. The decision stays yours.

The guides

Start free, then pick what you need

New · For you, or for a parent

Where Everything Is: The Just In Case Binder

Answers one question: "If I were in the hospital tomorrow, would my family know where everything is?" Every account, policy and paper in one place, the jobs that may have left a 401(k) or life insurance behind, who is named on each account, and checklists for the first 48 hours and the first 30 days.

38 fillable pages · 3 Sundays · Any state · 30-day money-back guarantee

$14$23−39% ≈ 628 UAH

See what's inside
Free · Start here

The 10-Minute Social Security Check

Five checks every woman should do before she retires: your real full retirement age, your earnings record, your 40 credits, your three numbers, and what you can get as a wife, widow or divorced woman.

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The whole plan

The Weekend Retirement Plan

Will your money last, when to claim Social Security, health insurance until 65, a Plan B and the talk with your family, in one weekend. 59 fillable pages.

$27 $42 ≈ 1 212 UAHSee the Weekend Plan →
For you or your husband

Medicare Without the Penalties

Your own 7-month sign-up window in 5 minutes, which coverage counts (COBRA and retiree plans don't), the HSA trap, and every penalty in dollars. 23 fillable pages.

$22 $35 ≈ 988 UAHSee the Medicare guide →
Yours and his

Who Gets It? The Beneficiary Check

Every account and who is named on it: 401(k), IRA, life insurance, pension. Which rule decides each one, divorce and remarriage, "per stirpes", and how to fix a form this week. 18 fillable pages.

$22 $35 ≈ 988 UAHSee the Beneficiary Check →
For teachers

Teacher's Exit Plan

Your two key dates, your pension on three dates, health coverage until 65, and a "can I afford to go sooner?" money test. 22 fillable pages.

$22 $35 ≈ 988 UAHSee the Exit Plan →
For teachers · the first year out

After the Bell

For your first year after the classroom: the first September, rebuilding your people, and what you might do next. 17 pages.

$22 $35 ≈ 988 UAHSee After the Bell →
A look inside

Pages from the Binder

Page preview: Every job I've ever had
Every job I've ever had
Page preview: 11 places families miss money
11 places families miss money
Page preview: The first 30 days
The first 30 days

See everything in the Binder →

Maya Voss
About Maya

Hi, I'm Maya.

26 years in HR, running retirement seminars and helping more than 400 people get ready to retire: nurses, office managers, bus drivers, cooks, teachers.

Whatever the job, the same fear walked in the door: "Will my money last?" And almost every time, part of the answer was hiding in papers nobody had opened. A Social Security Statement. A health plan letter. A beneficiary form from 1998.

That's what I do now. I turn what I used to explain across the desk into plain-English guides: your numbers, your Social Security, your insurance until 65, and a Plan B. Always pointing you back to ssa.gov, Medicare.gov and your own plan documents, so the final answer is yours.

I'm not a financial advisor, and I don't give personal financial, legal, tax or medical advice.

Find me on Instagram and Threads at @maya.voss.co.

Questions

Good to know before you buy

Who are the guides for?

Women within about 10 years of retiring, or retired but not collecting Social Security yet. Any job, any state: married, single, widowed or divorced.

Is this financial advice?

No. The guides are education and organization tools. They help you gather your own numbers and ask the right questions. For decisions about your money, talk to Social Security, your plan administrator and a licensed professional.

What format are the guides?

Fillable PDFs. Type into them on a computer or tablet, or print them on US Letter paper and fill them in by hand.

How do I get my guide after paying?

A download button appears right after payment, and a link arrives by email. If it doesn't, check your spam folder or write to support@tamify.store.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. Every paid guide has a 30-day money-back guarantee: email support@tamify.store and you get a full refund, no questions asked. Refund policy.

Free guide

What will Social Security actually pay you? Find out in 10 minutes.

Five checks with your Statement and a pen. You end with one page: your full retirement age and your numbers at 62, 67 and 70, side by side.

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