What Every 67-Year-Old Should Know About Social Security
It's difficult to imagine that many adults grew up learning about Social Security, but by age 67, it's vital to learn as much as you can.
Overview
As you approach 67, you face big decisions, some of which involve Social Security. Those decisions can shape the rest of your retirement, as well as the benefits available to a spouse who chooses to claim Social Security spousal benefits. Your decisions will also determine how much money you or your spouse has available when the other passes away.
The best move is to learn as much as possible, so you're prepared to make decisions you won't regret. It begins by asking yourself a few questions.
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