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The Impact of Stopping Work Before Claiming Benefits
In a Q&A post on forbes.com, contributor Larry Kotlikoff answers a question from a reader who left the workforce at age 63 but has not yet filed for benefits. His question dealt with the impact that this early exit from the workforce might have on his benefit calculation. Kotlikoff also fields several other unrelated questions in his post, which you can access here…
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