What Every 67-Year-Old Should Know About Social Security
Here's some crucial information to be aware of.
Overview
If your 67th birthday is getting close, it could signal a significant milestone in the context of Social Security. Age 67 is Social Security's full retirement age for anyone born in 1960 or later. So if you'll be turning 67 in 2027 or shortly thereafter, you may be gearing up to file for benefits.
But just because you're reaching 67 doesn't mean you should claim Social Security right away. There's a big upside to waiting you should know about.
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