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More Discussion on the “When to File” Question
The question of when to file for Social Security benefits, or more correctly, at what age should I begin drawing my Social Security benefits, is the single-most popular question we receive in the AMAC Foundation Social Security Advisory Service. And, invariably, our response to the question starts out with the phrase, “It depends.” We then go on to discuss the callers’ personal situation to help them arrive at the decision that’s best for them and their family. It can get complicated, but there are some basic parameters that anyone posing this question needs to consider first, and The Motley Fool’s Maurie Backman covers them in an article posted on thetandd.com website. Check out her thoughts here…
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