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Think twice before you join the growing number of 62-year-olds who are deciding to be “early claimers” of their Social Security benefits.

Combine that with Social Security, and the retiree ends up with $5,567 per month before taxes. If that’s enough money to cover living expenses, then the 66-year-old is in a good position to retire.

A 66-year-old is considering retirement with an $800k IRA and $2,900 per month in Social Security Evaluating if these resources are sufficient depends on monthly expenses and withdrawal strategy.

2026: 67 years (full implementation for those born in 1960 or later) The increase in the full retirement age to 67 marks a significant change in the U.S. Social Security system.

Social Security basics Let's set the stage first. Each of us has a " full retirement age " at which we can start collecting ...

The age at which people can start receiving their full Social Security retirement benefits is known as the Full Retirement Age (FRA). The FRA for those born in 1959 is 66 years and 10 months.

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