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Filing for Social Security at 62? Think about the downside.
As individuals approach their earliest date of Social Security eligibility (62), the thought of having an early cash infusion is enticing. Before making that decision, though, it’s important–no, critical–that the full impact the decision will have on the future is understood. An article posted on www.fool.com provides a quick summary of this impact. Read the article here…
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