Retire on your own schedule
According to Social Security data, on average, men claim retirement benefits at age 64.2 and women at 64. However, for nearly half, retirement comes sooner than expected, often because of poor health or a layoff. There are so many uncertainties when it comes to retirement planning but to improve the odds that you can retire on your own schedule, follow the steps outlined in the attached article by Consumer Reports. Read article here…
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