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Does Early Retirement Equal Early Death?
Researchers at Cornell University and the University of Melbourne, studying a spike in death rates at age 62, have developed conjecture that there may be a causal relationship with early filing for Social Security benefits. Seeking Alpha’s editorial staff explores this potential relationship in an article posted on seekingalpha.com, citing the premise that “maybe retirement was never such a good idea anyway.” Read their post here…
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