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Another, maybe better, reason to push off retirement
Most by now are aware that working beyond the full retirement age will yield bigger Social Security checks but here’s another reason why working longer can have a big payoff in larger Social Security benefits. Heads up to women who entered the workforce after they raised their families, immigrants, and other late entrants into the U.S. workforce. Workers with a history of part-time or low compensation employment now enjoying significantly higher pay also take heed. Read more…
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