One of the most critical decisions in retirement planning is when to start taking benefits. While you can claim as early as 62, your monthly check increases by approximately 8% for every year you delay past your Full Retirement Age up until age 70. We explore the trade-offs between receiving smaller checks sooner versus larger checks later, and why your health, lifestyle, and other assets should dictate your choice.

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Social Security for the Divorced
If you were married for at least 10 years and are currently unmarried, you may

