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Taking Social Security at full retirement age often makes sense, but not always.
Many Social Security Advisors can easily make the argument for taking your benefits at your full retirement age. But there are at least a few good reasons why either taking earlier or waiting until later than your full retirement age make sense. This article by The Motley Fool’s Dan Caplinger explains how not applying at your full retirement age can be the more prudent decision if any of these circumstances apply to you. Click here to read more.
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