Social Security deferral versus early benefits explained
A reader argues that delaying benefits past 62 can pay off, showing life expectancy data and an investment case. It analyzes joint and individual longevity, race and education effects, and quantified gains from deferral to 66 or 70, including a sample $1000 monthly benefit.
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