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Filling the income gap while delaying Social Security
The concept is really quite simple: Delaying Social Security benefits means your benefit amount will be bigger when you finally apply. But delaying benefits might also mean that you’ll need to find another source of income while you wait for your Social Security to earn delayed retirement credits. So what are the best ways to supplement your income while you wait? Well, both good and bad ways are available to you, so you should exercise caution when decided how to fill the income gap while you wait. This Newsday article by Sheryl Nance-Nash explains the bad and good ways to bridge the Social Security income gap. Click here to read more.
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