Old 02-24-2013, 09:13 AM
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donnajean
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Originally Posted by irishrose View Post
Stitch, If your husband waits until he's 67+ to draw SS, how much longer after that does he plan on living? I had to retire at 62 and opted to draw SS rather than going to the hassle of doing a disability. Having lived 10 years after past 62, I am probably making up the amount I gave up by not working until I was 66 to get the full amount. I think there are calculators online on the SS site. I didn't use one because I needed the money. Period.

The jeans I have on today are at least 20 years old and were on sale when my daughter bought them for me.
Yes, I did not start SS at 62, but in 63 yr. I finally learned that you would have to be 82 to make up what you would have drawn by starting at 62. If you don't need it, invest it & it will grow in your bank. I am now 69 & have a great emergency fund.
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