Post #496 by AdrianC on the US Policy board

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<<If you are reading that article from a printout you saved, you need to go back and read the Update/Note.
That strategy was closed off in 2015.>>

“False.”

So what is the latest on the one spouse taking early/one delaying strategy?

I have over 25 years of max SS contributions. Spouse has about 10. She’s a few years younger. Taking hers at 62 and mine at max age seemed a good idea…

Not that we need it.

These discussions sound a lot like the mortgage pay off discussions. For the retiree they often come down to asset allocation.

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