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Claim Medicare & Social Security at same time at 65?

It might seem like a no-brainer to just start both entitlement programs at age 65. After all, that’s the earliest age to begin Medicare, the health program for those 65 and older, and Social Security pays more at 65 than at 62. But is that the best strategy? Maybe not, says Maurie Backman. That’s because benefits are still lower than at full retirement age, now 67. It’s a permanent reduction. Waiting until 70 would yield the highest possible permanent monthly Social Security benefit. Entire article here.

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