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If you plan to take your benefits early, you need to be aware of these potential consequences
According to the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, roughly 45 percent of claimants take their Social Security benefits at age 62, with approximately 60 percent claiming between ages 62 and 64. Although there are plenty of valid reason for claiming your Social Security benefits early; however, if you plan to, you need to be aware of these potential consequences. The attached article outlines three penalties that you should be aware of if you do so. Read article here…
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