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Edited 15d ago by
oldngray
@wally said ↗Seven percent per year gain by deferring. Might not seem like much but inflation happens, medicare payments will most likly go up over time, and spouse collects the higher of the two of that is important to you.You need to weigh that against continuing to work during the best remaining years of your life.
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Seven percent per year gain by deferring. Might not seem like much but inflation happens, medicare payments will most likly go up over time, and spouse collects the higher of the two of that is important to you.
You need to weigh that against continuing to work during the best remaining years of your life.
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Seven percent per year gain by deferring. Might not seem like much but inflation happens, medicare payments will most likly go up over time, and spouse collects the higher of the two of that is important to you.
You need to weigh that against continuing to work during the best remaining years of your life.
