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And, on the flip side…
The preceding post addresses some bad reasons for filing for Social security benefits at age 62. But, as pointed out in this post by the Motley Fool Staff, there are also some sound reasons why this strategy could work for you. The impact on family benefits might work better for you, and there’s always the situation where some early filers die at a young age. Three Motley Fool staffers weight in on this subject in a post on their website. Check it out here…
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