Preparing for Your Social Security Decision–Some Thoughts
If you’re aging in to Social Security eligibility and have been thinking about the road ahead, you are probably already aware of some of the decisions you’ll need to make. And, of course, the most significant of these is the question of when to start drawing benefits. While this may sound at first glance like a fairly simple decision, there are several key points that need to be considered to achieve what’s best for your situation. Jim Martin, of New River Financial Group, takes a look at this critical decision point in an article posted today on www.kiplinger.com. Access his article here…
As Mr. Martin notes in his closing paragraph, “This is just the tip of the iceberg when considering your Social Security claiming options.” With this in mind, know that the AMAC Foundation offers a free-to-the-public service to help unravel the mysteries of Social Security. Our staff of Certified Social Security Advisors is available to help you with questions you may have, and can be reached via telephone or email. Learn more about this service via the Foundation’s website.
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