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Claiming Benefits at Age 62
You could consider this as a support article for today’s Headline article…it addresses the downside of filing for benefits at the earliest age, while the Headline article extols the benefits of waiting. The author of this post, McKenzie Stratigopoulos points out that only about 4% of beneficiaries wait to age 70 is file for benefits, and she analyzes the financial impacts of this decision. Read her AOL.com post here…
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