Social Security benefits do not automatically start at age 70 unless you have already filed for it. Some people actually forget to file until well past 70, losing money in the process. If you have Medicare, SSA will send a letter telling you to file at 70 but it's only automatic if you have filed and suspended your benefits to receive DRCs.
Actually, Medigap and Medicare Supplemental plans are the same thing. Both are in contrast to Medicare Part C = Medicare Advantage. I think you must have simply mispoke.
Makes a lot of sense to start retirement planning in earnest at age 50, at least in the traditional sense - never mind F.I.R.E
Social Security benefits do not automatically start at age 70 unless you have already filed for it. Some people actually forget to file until well past 70, losing money in the process. If you have Medicare, SSA will send a letter telling you to file at 70 but it's only automatic if you have filed and suspended your benefits to receive DRCs.
Great point, Daniel! Sounds like the topic for a future video!
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Actually, Medigap and Medicare Supplemental plans are the same thing. Both are in contrast to Medicare Part C = Medicare Advantage. I think you must have simply mispoke.
Im in Canada