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Here’s When We Plan to Take Social Security Benefits
American retirees have a lot of options regarding when they claim their Social Security benefits. You can file as early as age 62, wait until your Social Security-mandated “full retirement age,” or delay your benefits until as late as age 70. Each option has benefits and drawbacks – for example, delaying benefits will get you bigger monthly checks, while claiming early means you can enjoy the extra income that much sooner…Read More
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