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Understanding How Age At Filing Impacts Benefit Levels

Getting the highest Social Security benefit possible is generally only a dream for most workers. It requires a long career in a high-paying job, along with deferring benefits all the way to age 70 to take advantage of delayed retirement benefits. Still, understanding what filing at various ages can mean to your eventual benefits is usually a good idea. An article by The Motley Fool’s Adam Levy, posted on the Yahoo.com Finance page, can help broaden your understanding of the benefit reductions occurring at early, full, and late filing points. Check Levy’s article out here…

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