Will My Social Security Benefit Increase at My Full Retirement Age?
Some seniors get a boost at this age -- but there's a trade-off.
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Will My Social Security Benefit Increase at My Full Retirement Age?
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Here's the Average Social Security Benefit for Retired Workers at Ages 62, 66, and 70
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Retired workers can substantially increase their Social Security benefit by claiming at age 70 rather than age 62.