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NBER Research Shows Social Security Claiming Decisions Affect Lifetime Income

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Research from the National Bureau of Economic Research shows that the decision of when to claim benefits significantly affects an individual's lifetime income. While Dave Ramsey often advises claiming early, arguing that payments cease upon death, reports note that oversimplifying this choice can hide important trade-offs regarding guaranteed income for life.

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The findings serve as a public critique of the operational and financial management of the Social Security system. The research highlights that the claiming decision is a critical factor in determining guaranteed income throughout retirement.

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    The company might face changes in revenue or contracts if the research exposes structural flaws in the Social Security program.

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