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The perils of “playing the averages” when deciding to file for benefits
Many people–acting on advice from Social Security Administration staffers–tend to go with the advice that on-average, filing early or late doesn’t matter…it all ends up the same…on average. But what if you’re not average? This article posted on www.dentonrc.com takes a look at the “what-iffs” associated with your decision. Read it here…
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