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How does the age you Claim affect your Social Security Benefits?
You’ve worked all your life, increased your income over the years, and paid into Social Security. Your top 35 years of earnings will form the basis of your Full Retirement Age. But your benefit is determined by the age you take Social Security. So now you are eligible. How do you decide? Kailey Hagen for The Motley Fool explains here…
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