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Delaying Social Security Is the Best Inflation Hedge
Prospective and early retirees have a decision to make about when to begin Social Security benefits. They are eligible for a full benefit at normal retirement age, a reduced benefit for starting early, and can earn delayed retirement credits for starting later. In essence, every year that Social Security benefits are delayed, a trade-off occurs: Forego the money in (in the form of benefits paid) for the upcoming year, in exchange for getting higher benefits...Read More
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