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2 Social Security Mistakes That Could Cost You During the Pandemic
Katie Brockman’s piece here notes how important it is for folks to avoid making any hasty decisions that can cause long-term consequences. Taking benefits early out of fear and delaying benefits when one cannot afford to do so are the two key points she makes. Claiming early comes with up to a 30% permanent reduction in monthly earnings. Similarly it makes little sens to claim later to get a higher check if it means running up credit card debt at high interest rates. Brockman explains the correct way during these uncertain times to approach the issue of “when” one should start their Social Security benefits. Full article here.
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