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Re: Taking Social Security at 63 or 66

Don't think the amount of benefit at 62 is that much different from 66. If you have the money to retire go ahead and take the benefits at 62. Not getting any younger and by 70, you will be really tired.

yh6104 05-19-2014 11:02 AM

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