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Three ways to apply for Social Security
Millions of baby boomers are ready to retire but the recent coronavirus pandemic may make the process more difficult, especially if you need to go into a physical office to open the account. If you are approaching retirement and you’re thinking about how to start your Social Security benefits, you have three options for how to apply, although each approach offers some benefits and drawbacks: Go to your local Social Security office, call Social Security, or open an account and apply online. In James Royal’s article, he speaks to planning experts on how to apply for Social Security and what you need pay attention to as you are navigating the process. Read Mr. Royal’s article here…
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