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Another Case for Filing at Age 62
While the decision to file for Social Security benefits at age 62 is so often lumped into the “stupid decision” category by pundits and the media, there can be legitimate reasons for doing so. And these reasons didn’t totally evaporate with Bi-Partisan Budget Plan of 2015. Mary Beth Franklin, in an article on www.investmentnews.com, outlines one such case, and even though it’s math-intensive, it’s a good read. Check it out here…
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