Post #371 by onepoorguy on the Retirement Investing board

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Is it still considered a good strategy for the lower-earner to take their benefits at 62, while the higher earner takes it at 70?

Also, to add a wrinkle, taking it at 62 will affect IRMAA calculations for Medicare. In my case, we will have distributed the inherited IRA from mom by then, but our own IRAs are lurking in the background.

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