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Maximizing Your Social Security

By Richard Belanger • April 5, 2024
Social Security provides retirees with a basic income. It was never intended to fully cover the cost of living in retirement. But it acts as a supplement to your resources. Social Security includes disability, dependent benefits, and survivor benefits for minor or disabled children. Our focus today will be on retirement benefits. As you are probably aware, retirement benefits may start at age 62. The table below highlights the age you receive your full retirement benefit based on your date of birth.
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