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Understanding the Timing of Social Security Benefits
From early filing at age 62 to delayed filing as late as age 70, it’s important to understand how variations from your full retirement age will impact your monthly benefits. Today’s post from the Motley Fool’s Maurie Backman covers the math associated with this timing issue, and takes a look at some reasons why a “later than sooner” filing can benefit you. Read her post here…
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