Important Considerations for Those Approaching Early Retirement Age
If you’re turning age 62–the earliest age to draw Social Security benefits–soon, there are some key things you need to know. Beginning with the reduction you’ll see in early benefits vs. full retirement age benefits to the impact on spousal benefits and medical benefits, Fox Business contributor Matthew Frankel (Fool.com) takes a look at these factors and their potential affect on your benefits in an article posted on www.foxbusiness.com. Check it out here…
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