Should you wait until your full retirement age to start Social Security?

Yes, I know that it’s very, very tempting to apply for your Social Security benefits “because you can”, and you may even harbor some doubt which leads you to take the money now in case it’s not there later.  In fact, age 62 is the most common age for people to start collecting benefits.  But, there are a few really good reasons why your smartest move would be to wait until your full retirement age to collect, as this Motley Fool article by Sean Williams explains.  Click here to read more.

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