How Much Higher Is the Average Social Security Benefit if You Claim at 70 Instead of 62?
You're in line for a much bigger benefit if you can wait until 70 to get your first Social Security check.
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How Much Higher Is the Average Social Security Benefit if You Claim at 70 Instead of 62?
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