For many people, the decision about when to claim Social Security is made far too casually. Some people just file as soon as they become eligible at 62, while others start benefits simply because they're retiring or they have reached their full retirement age.
Rushing into starting your benefits can be a bad idea, though. You should give very careful thought to your claiming decision, as it can affect your finances for the long haul. In fact, before you even consider starting Social Security, there are two things that you need to do first.
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