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What's Your Social Security Break-Even Age?
U.S. News & World Report 
Feb. 14, 2013 "The key things to keep in mind for [these three example] claiming ages is that someone who claims at 62 will receive benefits equal to only 75 percent of what they'd get if they wait until their full retirement age. And someone who waits until they turn 70 to claim will receive 132 percent as much as they would get by claiming at age 66." MORE >> |
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