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First Baby Boomer Files for Social Security
Retired school teacher Kathleen Casey-Kirschling this week became the first retiring baby boomer to apply for pension benefits. She was born one second after midnight on January 1, 1946 and will receive her first Social Security check in February 2008.
Casey-Kirschling's filing represents the beginning of what some call the "silver tsunami" as approximately 80 million Americans are set to apply for retirement benefits over the next two decades.
Source: Reuters
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