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Social Security ‘bonus’ for married retirees

How married couples can get ‘a little extra’ from Social Security.A real-life case study illustrates three strategies for maximizing Social Security: Delay, file and suspend, and spouse-only payments. “My husband and I are definitely waiting until age 70 for Social Security,” she shared. “We both turn 66 this year, but we’ll continue our professional jobs. We like the idea of the 132% Social Security.”...Read More

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