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Is it worth delaying your Social Security benefits until age 70? - finance.yahoo.com
Age 70 is when you receive your maximum Social Security benefit. You become eligible as early as 62, but did you realize your Social Security benefit grows 76% between ages 62 and 70?
If you are in good health, still working, and have a long life expectancy based on your family history, you may want to consider delaying your benefits. The break-even point when you delay until 70 is around 82 years old. To learn more, click here… to read Laura Beck’s article about the benefits of delaying your Social Security until age 70, if you can afford to do so.
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