Premature Social Security claims impacting retirement income
Experts believe a common misunderstanding about Social Security is leading to premature retirement benefit claims, affecting people’s retirement income. The chief issue is rooted in fears about the stability of Social Security. These fears are causing people to start claiming retirement benefits at 62, the minimum qualifying age, rather than waiting until 70. Early claiming leads…
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