When should you apply for Social Security? Some thoughts from the SSA
It’s the age-old question we get as Social Security Advisors - “When should I start Social Security”. The answer is always “It depends”, because this is a very personal decision that should take into account your financial circumstances, your health and estimated longevity. Here are some thoughts on that subject from the Social Security Administration’s blog site written by Jim Borland, Acting Deputy Commissioner of Communications for the SSA. Click here to read more.
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