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Rethinking earlier Social Security decisions…
The third annual Nationwide Retirement Institute survey concludes that about a quarter of those who elected to file for Social Security benefits before their full retirement age would change their minds if a “do over” was available (which it isn’t). The details of the survey’s report, as summarized by columnist Rodney Brooks of the Washington Post, provide insights into the thoughts that go into this critical decision point. Read Brooks’ post here…
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