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The One Big Question: When Should I File for Benefits?
It’s one of the most frequent topics our AMAC Foundation’s Social Security Advisory Service deals with…this question of when should one file. Not only is it a big decision, it is permanent (irrevocable in the first year, but permanent after that), and anyone facing this decision point needs to consider it carefully. Forbes contributor Erik Carter, in a post on forbes.com, offers some advice on the key factors that should be examined in advance of “taking the plunge,” so to speak. Read his post here…
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