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Boosting Your Monthly Social Security Benefit Payment

Getting the highest benefit payment you’re entitled to is a legitimate goal for seniors in their retirement financial planning, but how do you do that? Well, one of the most obvious steps is to defer claiming benefits as long as possible, and holding off until age 70 is still the best way to do that. Application of deferred retirement credits (currently 8% annually) to your full retirement benefit between full retirement age (FRA) and age 70 will produce the highest monthly benefit for you. That’s what many financial advisors will suggest.

But what if you’ve claimed benefits before FRA and now realize you need a higher monthly payment? Here’s where the “do-over” option comes into play. A Yahoo!Finance post by Chris Clark provides details on how this option works and its limitations. Check it out here.

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