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More Advice on Delaying Social Security
The Motley Fool’s Maurie Backman comments on the developing trend of delaying Social Security beyond age 62, citing inadequate cash reserves for retirement, good health, heavy debt, etc. as the primary drivers. In addition, her post highlights a growing awareness that working longer may have positive consequences for your health and longevity. Read her article here…
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