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The Social Security “Do-Over”–Understanding the way it Works
One of the more common misconceptions is that you can change your mind after filing for Social Security benefits, repaying the money and then waiting till a later date to re-start. Like many things in life, this is true, but only to a point. This response by The News & Observers’ Holly Nicholson to a reader-submitted question sets forth the details associated with this particular claiming strategy. Read her response here…
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