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Financial Trade-offs Between Social Security and 401k Draws
It’s a question many folks aging into retirement face….do I take Social Security before age 70 (or even before my full retirement age), or take 401k draws to supplement income in the early years of retirement. Noted Social Security specialist Laurence Kotlikoff examines both sides of the question in a post on www.mystatesman.com, recommending a timing strategy designed to produce the largest spending ability. Read his post here…
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