Taking Social Security At 65 A HUGE Mistake? Retirement Expert Explains! ?

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Title	:	Taking Social Security At 65 A HUGE Mistake? Retirement Expert Explains! ?
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The Earnings Test was very confusing!!! Your sample person was not 65 at FRA yet @24:51 you said they could no longer have a $21,240 cap Is there a different cap between 65 and FRA?
Comment from : Cliff Loehr

They give you 180 thousand less a year than the intest on your money is making and that somehow is not a crime 😂 You have 27 million they are giving u 18000 a year till u die in 10 years What a bargain😂
Comment from : Brandon Larrabee

Why would u pay a penalty on money u have already vested what does any money u make have to do with that Criminal activity is notba virtue
Comment from : Brandon Larrabee

85 of your money is stolen on average Funny now u are concerned about the difference between 6 and 8 😂😂
Comment from : Brandon Larrabee

Apply for Part A Or Part B
Comment from : Katrina Smith

I'll be 65 In July,2024 My Job Pays Total For My Insurance, All I Pay Is $4000 Co-pays for doctors visit, ect, I want to continue to working until maybe the end of that year, December 2024,, Do I need to apply for Medicare Part A, Or Wait until I Retire
Comment from : Katrina Smith

How do I maximize my calpers pension vs social security?
Comment from : Steven Phelps

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got to talking about investment and money I started investing with $150k and in the first 2 months, my portfolio was reading $274,800 Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and get more interesting For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family
Comment from : Susan Plunkett

I took mine at full retire age of 66 and 2 months I continue to work It’s working out well for me
Comment from : Ivan Schlotzky

Remember that most people’s health declines greatly between 62 and 72 If we die or we are housebound or have dementia, and extra few hundred per month is meaningless
Comment from : MCDNH

I am 62 and would have to wait until 67 I find it extremely difficult to get interviews at this age, and I am trying to switch jobs because of pay inequity where I am now I still love to work and have coworkers and accomplish goals As I get paid less than when I started my career in the early eighties, I am lowering my average SS pay by staying at work
Comment from : MCDNH

I'll be taking my SS at 70, as I intend to continue working
Comment from : Steve Stretch

BIG TIP: If you family lives to over 90 years old Taking SS at 70 is a great idea to get more money If your family has a history of dying around 65-75 years old I would take it at 65
Comment from : Eric Sanchez

How does the windfall punishment penalty factor in?
Comment from : MGMidget73

Key thing to realize, waiting as the dollar continues to collapse with bouts of hyper inflation will destroy your purchasing power any benefit by waiting I would take it as early as possible and buy assets like silver and food
Comment from : MJ