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Want a big Social Security payout? Wait until 70.

Just 3% of Social Security beneficiaries wait until age 70, the maximum age, to start benefits.  That’s a shame according to Maurie Backman, because delaying until age 70 yields one the highest payout possible, for the rest of one’s life.  In fact, monthly benefits increase 8% yearly from full retirement age (66 or 67) until age 70.  As Backman notes, the best reasons to delay are these: if you are low on savings, you are still working, or you have fantastic health.  Read more here.

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