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When to File for Social Security Benefits…the Age-Old Question
And it’s a question we field routinely here at the AMAC Foundation Social Security Advisory Service, with our usual response beginning with the statement, “It depends.” Westchester County elder law attorney Anthony J. Enea addresses this question in an interview with Michael Pine, co-founder and managing partner of thinkWealth LLC which you can listen to at talkingseniors.buzzsprout.com. For background on the interview, check out this post on www.tapinto.net and, if you still have questions about when or how to file for benefits, check out the Foundation’s Advisory Service here. The service is offered by our Florida-based nonprofit to the public at no charge.
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