Posted by rrlund on March 27, 2017 at 13:48:48 from (162.250.24.130):
That changes things. I got a statement today. I guess because I'm still making decent money,the amount I can draw at full retirement went up almost $150 a month. At 62,it went close to another $100. Here's the kicker. I thought my full retirement age was 66 and 10 months. This says 66 and 2 months. That puts me in August four years from now instead of April five years from now. I ran the break even date again figuring no inflation increase and using that new 66 and 2 months date. I break even at 77 instead of 80. If I keep earning and paying in,who knows how high my monthly will go in the next four years. Like I said,it went $150 this year. If I take it this year at 62,I'm locked in. Looks like I'm waiting unless cattle prices totally tank.
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