By Genevieve Wall | Published November 19, 2013 | Posted in Retirement Benefits Planning | Tagged Tags: social security benefits, when to take my social security benefits | Leave a comment
From the New York Times – November 15, 2013 If an insurance salesman offered a product with a guaranteed income of nearly 7 percent for life, it would be foolish not to question whether it was too good to be true. But the fact is, such a product exists. And it’s “on sale” right now, Read More
Read More“Know how to get a great deal on an annuity today? Tap your 401(k) or IRA for living expenses in your first few years of retirement so you can postpone taking Social Security. Most people start their Social Security benefits as early as possible, at age 62, or at least by their “normal” retirement age, Read More
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