I would. Especially if you're still working. Invest that money & it will
be a lot more than that difference later. You can even put that amount into your 401K if you want by using the "catch-up" amounts available to people over 50, if you aren't already maxing that out. That would basically mean it's tax free money.
But, since you have an income, I'd talk to a tax guy first. SS is taxed differently than regular income.
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Posted: 03/18/2021 at 11:11AM