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Average Social Security Benefits by Age: Some Interesting Stats!
Along with a quick recap of the main factors that go into determining one’s Social Security benefit, The Motley Fool’s Sean Williams, in a post on kenoshanews.com, provides an interesting look at the averages benefits paid to individuals from age 62 to age 99 and over. His discussion of the variations can be helpful to one seeking to understand the nuances of when to retire (or, more correctly, when to claim benefits). It’s an interesting look at the demographics of Social Security beneficiaries. Read the article here…
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