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FRA: One of Social Security’s True Basics
Full Retirement Age (FRA)…the age at which you can receive the full amount of the benefit you’ve earned over a working career, is one fundamental item on which a number of others are based. And yet, there are many folks who have a misunderstanding about what their FRA actually is, with many of them having a recollection that it’s age 65. The Motley Fool’s Sean Williams covers the FRA tavle as it exists to day, along with several other important Social Security aspects, in a post on their website. Check it out here…
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