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Claimed early and now regret the decision? You do have a do-over option, but it's limited. - 247wallst.com; AOL.com
At the time you decided to claim Social Security benefits before your full retirement age, or before age 70, the circumstances seemed to make it the right choice. But circumstances can change, and many early filers may later realize that decision may not have been right in the long term. If you’re in that situation and your decision is less than 12 months old, you can reset it and start over.
Maurie Backman, in a 247wallst.com post on AOL.com yesterday, explains how Social Security’s “do-over” option works and its limitations. Click here to read Ms. Backman’s post.
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