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| Subject: Re: Social Security | Date: 10/19/1998 11:20 PM | |
| Author: JABoa | Number: 6106 of 72499 | |
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phearn, The answer is yes. More precisely, your benefit (adjusted for inflation which is another issue) at age 62 in 2006 will be less than a person electing to take Social Security in 1999 at age 62, with the same income history. You can read about the details at www.ssa.gov which I find very helpful. Also, there's a good synopsis in the World Almanac and Book of Facts. I've got the 1997 edition and it starts on p. 708 there. Don't take it all that personally, it's demographics. |
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