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Average Retirees Can Collect $740/mo More With This Simple Move
The age at which you file could make or break your retirement according to Katie Brockman. Most retirees will rely on Social Security to some degree in retirement. Note 88% of current retirees depend on their benefits, per a Gallup poll in 2024, with 60% of that group saying Social Security is a major income source. Some retirees even rely on their benefits as their only source of income. That’s why delaying past 62, when benefits are lowest, until as far as age 70 when they are highest, is important. See full piece here.
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