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Social Security is a significant part of life for many Americans. Apart from the wealthy or government pensioners, Social Security can represent a lifeline that keeps many dangling above the poverty line. How high you are above that poverty line depends a lot on when and how you decide to start Social Security. In most cases the earliest you can receive Social Security is 62. By taking Social Security early, you forfeit some of your benefits. It is also important to remember that taking Social Security early, while still working, can lead to a cancellation in benefits…Read More
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