9 months ago
Social Security at 62, 67, or 70 - when should I actually take it?
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I can retire now at 62 or keep working. Social Security would be $2,100 at 62, $3,000 at 67, or $3,720 at 70. Have $600k saved. Everyone says wait but I want to enjoy retirement while I'm healthy. What's the math?
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