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Delaying Social Security? Here’s 1 Thing You Need to Do
One of the biggest choices you have to make when it comes to your Social Security retirement benefit is when to start collecting. You can choose to receive it as early as age 62 and as late as age 70, the longer you wait within that time frame, the larger your eventual per-month benefit will be. There are many factors that go into your choice, and depending on your circumstances, it could make sense to waituntil closer to age 70 to get started…Read More
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