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I claimed Social Security at 67, worked to 70, do I get more now?

For millions of retirees, the decision to start Social Security at full retirement age and then keep working into their late ...

Is age 67 the sweet spot for claiming Social Security?

While you can claim Social Security benefits as early as age 62 or delay them until age 70 (or technically beyond), you may ...
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This Is the Average Social Security Benefit for Someone Age 67

At age 67, many Americans are old enough to enjoy freedom from the daily grind, but still active enough to plan for decades ahead. In Social Security terms, it's a milestone that carries real weight.