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A Common Social Security Mistake - The Motley Fool
It is well known that, if Congress fails to act, the Social Security Trust Fund will be depleted by 2035. This has caused some anxiety among upcoming retirees about when to take benefits. Those who take benefits at 62 are trying to be paid as much as possible before that happens. However, if it does happen, they will have sacrificed thousands of dollars. It is much better to make your decision based on your own personal situation as Trevor Jennewine for The Motley Fool explains here…
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