Over70irregs
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Do Whats good for YOUThere's 500 different answers to this
Do Whats good for YOUThere's 500 different answers to this
I’ll probably have to put his ass up in the strike bunker and feed him baby food and trulys…A van down by the river,,,,,
There are so many variablesDo Whats good for YOU
That’s the part I dislike. Making plans to take $ soon. Free $ while 50 to me is better than 60-70.There are so many variables
But nobody knows how long they're going to live
Took mine at 62. Put most of it in CD's now as I really don't need it to live on.Do you know at what age you’re going to take SS… I would like to take it at 62 at the reduced rate since I will have the pension and other money coming in but my financial guy is insisting I wait til 70 so when I croak my wife will get the larger payout…any thought on this??
62 is my goal. Pension 401k SS. Concentrate on little to 0 debt.Took mine at 62. Put most of it in CD's now as I really don't need it to live on.
My spouse gets a bigger SS check than I do.
I think age 78 is the break even pointThat’s the part I dislike. Making plans to take $ soon. Free $ while 50 to me is better than 60-70.
My dad paid in all his life and never collected a dime as he died at 58. Wasn't about to let that happen to me.62 is my goal. Pension 401k SS. Concentrate on little to 0 debt.
That’s the magic number??I think age 78 is the break even point
I got the no debt solved.62 is my goal. Pension 401k SS. Concentrate on little to 0 debt.
Exactly…you never really know.My dad paid in all his life and never collected a dime as he died at 58. Wasn't about to let that happen to me.
WdfdI got the no debt solved.
Just trying to add a little bit more to my retirement slush fund
Later than that when you invest the proceeds and let it grow.I think age 78 is the break even point
It also gives your 401k time to growLater than that when you invest the proceeds and let it grow.
Mine was not as high as yours; however, with the COLA increases (if inflation continues), it might not be as different as you think. If you consider 5% inflation, at 62 you'll get 2300 per month, then at 63 you'll get 2415 per month, and if you continue forward at 5% inflation, you'll be at right about 3400 a month by age 70. If you collect at 62, with a 5% COLA, by the time you turn 70, you will have collected $263,520. If you wait until 70, and die at 70 years, 1 month, you'll have collected $4,000. Oh, and don't forget that if you don't need the money, you can always invest it and have additional monies besides what you have collected from SS.I'm leaning on taking it early
Go to social security. Gov
You can get your social security estimates from age 62 through 70
There is a big difference in the number
At 62 I'm around 2300 at 70 it's 4000
It also gives your 401k time to grow
It goes by your best 35 years of earnings.Mine was not as high as yours; however, with the COLA increases (if inflation continues), it might not be as different as you think. If you consider 5% inflation, at 62 you'll get 2300 per month, then at 63 you'll get 2415 per month, and if you continue forward at 5% inflation, you'll be at right about 3400 a month by age 70. If you collect at 62, with a 5% COLA, by the time you turn 70, you will have collected $263,520. If you wait until 70, and die at 70 years, 1 month, you'll have collected $4,000. Oh, and don't forget that if you don't need the money, you can always invest it and have additional monies besides what you have collected from SS.
I'm leaning on taking it early
Go to social security. Gov
You can get your social security estimates from age 62 through 70
There is a big difference in the number
At 62 I'm around 2300 at 70 it's 4000
Especially if you don't spend it all and you can save a little bit.You will also collect almost $221,000 in those 8 years if you take it early. That’s a good chunk of change to pass up.
Met a guy yesterday hauling commercial dumpsters who retired. Went to work for non union and is getting paid as much as he left. Bought a new truck. If you stay extra 2-5 years you miss out on free $ that you cannot recover.I got the no debt solved.
Just trying to add a little bit more to my retirement slush fund