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Early Retirement Is More Than Just a Pipe Dream
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Jan. 22, 2008
Excerpt: Focusing on Social Security as a financial starting point for long-range retirement planning is a sound idea. Yet you will need to ask a few questions to see what's best for you. Unless your health is poor or you have sufficient assets to leave the workforce, the best advice regarding taking Social Security at 62 is to leave it alone for a while.

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