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I've got a small pension from a previous employer and I can start taking it already at age 61, its probably 5% or less than my current portfolio, I know the numbers ultimately matter, but is there a general rule of thumb to use to evaluate this?
I've got a small pension from a previous employer and I can start taking it already at age 61, its probably 5% or less than my current portfolio, I know the numbers ultimately matter, but is there a general rule of thumb to use to evaluate this?
Statistics: Posted by MedEngineer — Mon Oct 28, 2024 7:36 pm — Replies 4 — Views 326
