Social Security gives workers the option to take benefits anytime between the ages of 62 and 70, and it offers some incentives to those who are willing to wait. Waiting eight years to claim Social Security at 70 instead of 62 can boost monthly payments by more than 75%. Yet

One of the most important retirement planning decisions to make will be deciding when to draw Social Security benefits. It is a difficult decision in general because there are a lot of factors to consider. This newsletter will look at three important factors to think about when taking Social Security