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IN THIS CORNER: With Social Security, timing matters
If you’re like most retirees, you’ll automatically start taking Social Security when you’re 62. But just because this is the earliest you can start collecting doesn’t mean it makes the most sense for your financial wellbeing. Realizing that when you collect has a big impact on how much you collect is a smart way to start strategizing how to take your federal benefit. Read more…
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