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Claiming Social Security at 64 could be a smart move
The question perhaps most frequently asked of advisors is “when should I take Social Security?” The answer, of course, is never a simple one, but if you can wait at least until you’re 64 years old there are some real financial advantages to your retirement future. Of course there are also some pretty good reasons why you should choose either an earlier or later age too, but this article by Maurie Backman, appearing at www.madison.com, answers the question “Why file Social Security at age 64?” Click here to read more.
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