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When to claim your Social Security matters - Yahoo!Finance
Claiming Social Security at age 70 allows you to receive the maximum monthly benefit, boosted by delayed retirement credits accrued after full retirement age. However, is this the right decision for you? Jennifer Taylor, writing for GOBanking Rates, explains how waiting until age 70 or even age 67 to claim your Social Security can cost you. Read Ms. Taylor’s article here…
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