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Can tapping into your IRAs early boost your Social Security check?
A new study suggests Social Security payments can be boosted by early withdrawals from workplace automatic individual accounts (auto-IRAs). The Pew Charitable Trust said in a recent report by starting Auto-IRA payments between 62 and 66, people can delay collecting Social Security until age 67 to receive full Social Security benefits. Read article here…
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