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Attention: Early Filers–Know the Spousal Implications
Despite a growing awareness of the benefit of deferring filing closer to full retirement age (FRA) or even later, still more than a third of all folks file at age 62, and more than half file before their FRA. If you’re in this group and are intending to file early, it’s a good idea to fully understand the implications on spousal benefits. CNBC’s Sarah O’Brien, in a post cnbc.com, examines this issue. Check it out here…
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