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When to claim Social Security

Claiming at 62, at full retirement age, or delaying to 70 — Rusty answers member questions about timing, early-claiming reductions, and delayed retirement credits.

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  1. Should I Claim Social Security At 63?

    Dec 30, 2019 · Ask Rusty

    Should I Claim Social Security At 63? - Ask Rusty

  2. Should I Claim Benefits at Age 67 if I’m Working?

    Nov 5, 2019 · Ask Rusty

    Should I Claim Benefits at Age 67 if I’m Working? - Ask Rusty

  3. Should I Claim Benefits Early and Invest Them?

    Jun 25, 2019 · Ask Rusty

    Should I Claim Benefits Early and Invest Them? - Ask Rusty

  4. Spouse Benefits vs. Survivor Benefits from Husband Who Delayed

    Jan 14, 2019 · Ask Rusty

    Spouse Benefits vs. Survivor Benefits from Husband Who Delayed - Ask Rusty