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Some Social Security Provisions You May Not Know About
In addition to the simple issue of periodically examining the records that Social Security is keeping about your work history, there are a few basic rules you should be aware of that can help you avoid surprises when you reach your retirement age. These include access to spousal benefits for divorced folks, selection of a retirement location, and timing of benefit applications, and are discussed in a post by CNBC’s Kelli B. Grant in a post on www.cnbc.com. Check it out here…
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