Not exact matches
But you'll also have those four years» worth of
Social Security payments you
invested.
But rather than waiting for a larger monthly check in the future, I think I'd be much better off collecting
Social Security as soon as I can and
investing the
payments.
And if you go through that process — withdrawing $ 3,247 the first year, $ 3,312 the second, $ 3,378 the third, etc. — you would find that your stash of
invested early
Social Security payments would run out at age 81.
They also may provide other advantages, such as leaving money
invested for potential growth and allowing you to delay claiming
Social Security payments — increasing the size of the potential lifetime benefit.