Researchers weigh impact of various Social Security solvency cures

By Thu, Dec 7, 2017

A two-year increase in the age for receiving full Social Security benefits (to age 69) would reduce annual consumption in retirement by 5.6% for low-income, 4% for middle-income, and 2.2% for high-income retirees, according to the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.

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