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More Thoughts on Filing at Age 62
The ongoing debate on the merits of deferring one’s Social Security filing date generates a fair amount of press, with some arguments explaining why it can be appropriate to file early and others strongly advocating waiting until full retirement age or later if possible. A Motley Fool article posted on m.nasdaq.com takes a look at the latter position–waiting–and presents three fundamental reasons why it makes sense. Read the post here…
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