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Originally Posted by BryanBusby
A few things.
I've seen that you considered waiting to max payout SS range but reconsidered. Keep with that. My financial advisors have advised me to not make that move.
Some posters are just natural ****s. They always eventually simmer to the top.
If you try to get back into tech and need someone to look over your resume, you can always PM it to me. Now that I've done it long enough, I'd feel comfortable picking it apart and telling you why you're not getting call backs. Ageism is very real in IT but it shouldn't keep you from getting any interviews.
And good luck with the job interview.
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Great advice but I’d disagree about taking SS early vs later. It’s very very person to person. Lots of factors like do you have retirement accounts? Will you be looking at large Required minimum distributions(RMDs) later in life, 73 atm.
If a persons everyday living expenses are satisfied by what SS pays even at 62 that could be a great reason to start taking distributions.
What about your spouses SS? What happens if one of you passes?
Just saying that starting SS at age 62 vs full age isn’t the same for every person and every situation.